My coolant light come on and my tempeture gage shot to the red zone in my 2006 chrysler 300 can I reslove this matter or do I have to take it to the dealership

No fuse, it isn't a fusible item, it has no load! Where did you dream up this idea? The ding sound and the flashing light is driven by the BCM based on a simple contact in the catch.

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here is engine coolant temp sensor.

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Go to auto zone to check code it is free.

http://www.autoevolution.com/news/how-to-read-the-dashboard-lights-1370.html look for the symbol

Could be many things. Best would be to read codes for a hint. Stuck EGR, leaky fuel injectors, bad fuel pump (test with pressure gauge), bad coolant temp sender, bad crank sensor, bad ignition module/coil, others also.

It will need reprogrammed with a scan tool

it coulb be that the sensor that goes on the radiator is no good

the vehicle overheated and now no crank no start

2006 Chrysler 300 red light shape of a lightning bolt came on

You can use anything you like that does not freeze at 32 degrees.
Most vehicles come standard with "extended use" coolants.
I do not purchase 50/50 mixed anything as you are paying for 50% water. Mixing stronger than 50% only lowers the freezing point.
The correct and safest answer for you is to look in your owners manual to see if Ethylene Glycol based coolant is factory recommended.
Most "extended use" coolants are not Ethylene Glycol.
Clean coolant is happy coolant when mixed correctly, don't pay for water.