Shock my a..
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From: Long Beach, Ca
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I6
Yeah I do too!!! I think it happens more when I'm wearing jeans and not so much with dickies work pants. I've been thinking about adding a ground wire to the seat frame.
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From: Riviera, Texas
Year: 1998 Sport
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Static electricity! It will come and go depending on the clothes worn type of seat or seat covers. That it why they say it is good to ground yourself by touching a metal part of your vehicle when before fueling it.
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From: +34° 25' 35.67", -81° 21' 12.04"
Year: 1993
Engine: 4.0
I'm in the habit of always bumping my elbow to the door frame as I'm getting out to ground myself before grabbing the door during the summer or if I'm wearing a jacket during the winter I'll hit the door with the back of my hand before I shut.
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From: The Isle of Long, in happy and sunny New York.
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: Supercharged 440 Magnum punched .60 - yeah right.. 4.0 like everyone else.
It's not just your Jeep... or a Jeep... I get the same thing when I step out of our Honda Odyssey. It's the material on the seat.
It's a decent shock too.. annoying as hell.
It's a decent shock too.. annoying as hell.
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That usually works pretty well, but not always. During a recent Santa Ana wind the humidity was so low (5%), there was no way to avoid getting the **** shocked out of you. Even when I gripped the door frame like my life depended on it, I could feel the electricity arching in all the voids of skin that weren't quite touching the door.





Hell most here have no idea what those were, wish I didn't.