The third-generation Jeep Cherokee (KJ) 2001-2007, sold as the Liberty in North America, replaced the long-serving XJ with an independent front suspension and a choice of 3.7 V6 petrol or 2.8 CRD diesel power. After routine servicing the KJ’s electronics keep displaying the old maintenance status, so a reset clears the slate. Owners most often perform the oil service reset to extinguish the change-oil indicator, plus a service reminder reset once the full interval is finished. On diesel models the procedure is much the same. Use the step-by-step guides below to find and complete the correct reset for your KJ Cherokee.