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Chrysler 300, Magnum, 300C, Charger 2007 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever ordered a front stabilizer bar for a 2007 Chrysler 300 and got one that didn’t fit because the aftermarket catalog used a generic picture, you know the pain. That wasted hour on the phone with parts suppliers, the return shipping, the job that sits half-finished. That’s why you need a factory Chrysler 300, Magnum, 300C, Charger 2007 Parts Catalog – the exact same book the dealer parts counter used. This 729-page PDF gives you exploded-view diagrams and Mopar part numbers for every bolt, bracket, and bearing. No guesswork, no aftermarket “equivalent” that might be wrong.

VIN Plate Decoding Information on Page 1

Page 1 of this catalog contains a full VIN plate decoding table. You feed in the 17-character VIN from your 2007 vehicle and the table tells you the country of origin, assembler (Chrysler or Dodge), vehicle line (300, Magnum, Charger), series (300C, SRT-8, etc.), body style (LX-48 or LX-49), and engine code (2.7L, 3.5L, 5.7L HEMI, 6.1L HEMI). Without this page you’re guessing whether your car has the 5.7L or 6.1L – and the parts for those engines are not interchangeable. The table also lists assembly plant (Brampton) and model year (7 for 2007). That single page saves you from ordering the wrong water pump or starter.

Group – 1 Component Parts for Mopar Accessories

Mopar accessories are notorious for having their own harnesses and brackets that don’t appear in standard aftermarket catalogs. This manual covers the full range: DVD rear seat video system (Fig. 1-110), satellite receiver kit, navigation kits, FM iPod adapter, bike carriers (hitch mount and roof), ski carriers, luggage carriers, canoe and water sports carriers, trailer tow harnesses (multiple part numbers for different tow ratings), remote start, park/distance sensor package, hands-free cell phone kit, wheel kits, engine heater kits (2.7L/3.5L and 5.7L), and fog lamps for both 300/Magnum and Charger. Each figure includes the illustration and a list of required parts with Mopar numbers. If you’re adding factory accessories to a used LX car, this group is where you start.

Front and Rear Suspension: RWD vs AWD Parts

Group 2 covers front suspension and drive, split between rear-wheel drive (Fig. 2-110) and all-wheel drive (Fig. 2-120). The stabilizer bars have separate figures for RWD and AWD (Fig. 2-130 and 2-140). If you have an AWD Magnum, the front axle drive shafts (Fig. 2-210) and front axle assembly/differential (Fig. 2-410, 2-610) are specific to that driveline. Group 3 covers the rear axle – differential assembly (Fig. 3-110) and housing with internal parts (Fig. 3-210, 3-220). The catalog shows every snap ring, bearing, and seal with a part number. Don’t trust a third-party parts website to know whether your 2007 Charger has the 3.06 or 3.55 axle ratio – this manual has the exact differential housing illustrations.

Cooling System Components for Each Engine

Engine swaps and cooling system repairs are where part number mistakes cost real money. Group 7 gives separate radiator and related parts figures for the 2.7L engine (Fig. 7-110), the 3.5L (Fig. 7-120), and the 5.7L/6.1L (Fig. 7-130). The water pump figure (Fig. 7-210) is shared, but the coolant recovery system and heater plumbing are different for each engine (Fig. 7-310, 7-320, 7-330). Drive pulleys are split by engine family (Fig. 7-415, 7-420, 7-430), and drive belts are covered in Fig. 7-510. The transmission oil cooler (Fig. 7-610) and grille assemblies (Fig. 7-710, 7-720) round out the group. Each figure includes the exact bolt torque sequence? No – this is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists the part numbers for every clip and O-ring so you know what to order before you disassemble.

Service Brakes and Electrical System Coverage

Group 5 covers service brakes: front brakes for RWD (Fig. 5-110) and AWD (Fig. 5-120), rear disc brakes (Fig. 5-210), power brake booster (Fig. 5-310), master cylinder (Fig. 5-410), ABS hydraulic control unit (Fig. 5-420), and brake lines/front and rear (Fig. 5-510, 5-520), plus the pedal assembly (Fig. 5-610, 5-620 for adjustable pedal). If your pedal is wobbly or the ABS module needs replacement, you get the exact Mopar part number. Group 8 electrical covers starters – separate figures for the 2.7L EER engine (Fig. 8-105) and others, plus alternators, wiring harness connectors, and more. For electrical diagnosis, you need the service manual, but for ordering the correct starter for your engine code, this catalog is what the dealer uses.

Who Needs This Parts Catalog

If you own a 2007 Chrysler 300, Magnum, 300C, or Charger – or you work on them professionally – this catalog is the only reliable source for OEM part numbers. The aftermarket catalogs often combine RWD and AWD parts into one listing, which leads to ordering the wrong axle shaft. Body shops use it to get the exact grille, trim, and bumper reinforcements. Mechanics restoring SRT-8 models need the 6.1L-specific pulleys and cooling lines. Even if you’re a weekend DIYer doing a radiator swap, having the correct Mopar part number saves you a trip back to the parts store. Pair it with the service manual for torque specs. For the 2006 LX cars, see Chrysler Magnum 300 2006 Parts Catalog; for VIN decoding and front suspension on the 2008 Jeep 300C, use Jeep 300C 2008 VIN Decoding and Suspension Parts; and for the 2008 Challenger front suspension, grab Dodge Challenger 2008 Parts Catalog Front Suspension. For diesel engine specifics (not in this catalog), refer to this Wikipedia article on diesel engines or this Wikipedia article on diesel engines.

Does this catalog include part numbers for every bolt and nut?

Yes. Every illustrated part in the exploded diagrams has a corresponding Mopar part number listed in the parts list next to the figure.

How do I find the correct part for my specific car if I have a VIN?

Start on page 1 with the VIN decoding table. Identify your engine code (2.7L, 3.5L, 5.7L, or 6.1L) and whether you have RWD or AWD. Then navigate to the appropriate group. For example, if you need a front brake rotor for a 2007 Charger RWD with 5.7L, go to Group 5, Fig. 5-110. The catalog shows each rotor with the exact part number for that specific brake setup (standard vs police package, etc.). If your VIN indicates a HEMI with the heavy-duty brake option, the diagram will have a note listing the different rotor part number. Cross-check the part number against parts available at your dealer or online. This catalog eliminates the guesswork that leads to ordering the wrong caliper bracket or missing shims.

Stop wasting time on vague aftermarket catalogs. Get the factory source. Access the Factory Manual for your 2007 Chrysler 300, Magnum, 300C, or Charger – 729 pages of OEM part numbers and illustrations you can trust.