Owners of other Chrysler, Dodge and RAM vehicles such as the Town & Country, 300, 200, Avenger, Charger, Journey, Dart, Durango, Grand Caravan, and Ram C/V Tradesman minivan may also find these DIY instructions to be helpful.

The tools needed to take off the door panel include a small flathead screwdriver, a standard Phillips head screwdriver, a large flathead screwdriver or a plastic panel removal tool and a pair of needle nose pliers.

To remove the OEM door speaker, you'll need a Torx T-15 star bit screwdriver.

Pry out the plastic trim panel behind the door opener handle with a small flathead screwdriver.

Set the plastic piece aside in a safe place.

Then pry out the triangular shaped rubber cover at the bottom of the door pull well at the center of the arm rest.

Gently push in the small center part of the fastener with a screwdriver to release it.

Then pry out the entire fastener with a small flathead screwdriver.

Set the fastener aside in a safe place.

Remove the Phillips head screw behind the door opener handle by turning it counterclockwise.

Set the two screws aside in a safe place.

Remove the screws by turning them counterclockwise with a Phillips head screwdriver.

At this point, you should have removed 2 plastic panels, 1 plastic fastener and five Phillips head screws.

Insert a large flathead screwdriver or a plastic automotive panel removal tool in between the bottom edge of the door panel and the metal door frame.

Firmly pull out the bottom edge of the door panel to disengage the plastic pop rivets.

Lift the door panel off the metal door frame.

Pull the door lock stalk out of the hole near the top rear edge.

Tilt the top edge of the door panel towards yourself and support the bottom edge with your legs.

Then press the release tab on the green plastic electrical connector for the switch panel and slide it straight out of its socket.

You can either disconnect the power plug or just push the housing through the opening in the door panel.

To disconnect the door opener handle cable, you'll need a pair of needle nose pliers.

Push the black plastic collar out of the bracket and swing out the cable away from the door panel.

Set the plastic door panel aside in a safe place.

The OEM door speakers can be replaced with aftermarket speakers in the following sizes: 6"x9", 6.5" (6 1/2"), 7", 6 3/4" (6.75") and 5 1/4" (5.25").

I'd recommend buying new speakers from Crutchfield since they usually include any necessary wiring harnesses, electrical connector adapters and/or mounting brackets.

If you'd like to reduce road noise and make your new speakers sound better, apply some Dynamat Sound Deadener to the metal door frame. It will help reduce rattles and vibrations when you crank up the volume.

To replace the door panel, hold it near the door frame while supporting it with your legs.

Push the green plastic electrical electrical connector in to the socket on the underside of the switch panel.

Push in the black plastic power plug for the tweeter speaker back in to its socket.

Push in the black plastic collar near the end of the cable in to the bracket.

Make sure that the two plastic prongs expand to securely hold the cable in place.

Re-insert the door lock stalk in to the hole near the top rear edge of the door panel.

Line up the white plastic pop rivet friction fasteners on the back side of the door panel with their corresponding holes in the metal door frame.

Firmly tap in the pop rivets all along the bottom edge and both sides of the door panel.

Push in the plastic fastener at the inner edge of the door panel.

Replace the Phillips head screw behind the door opener handle by turning it clockwise.

Pop in the plastic trim piece behind the door opener handle.

Sit inside the vehicle, close the door and verify that the door opener handle, door lock stalk, speaker, power door lock switch and power window switch all still work properly.

For more, check out my other 2008-2015 Dodge Challenger DIY Repair & Maintenance Guides.