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3/10/2002
15:57:59

Subject: Shocking.
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So, what's up with the shock whenever I get out of my truck? I've seen a thread about this a few months ago, but nobody seemed to have a solution aside from "Take your shock like a man". Is it the material Dodge uses for the seats? Will aftermarket cloth seats be any better?



Diligent Dave
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3/10/2002
20:33:35

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I think the solution was to keep holding onto the door as you get out. That way it will ground out. Don't step out of the truck and reach back to close the door. Just hold it the whole time you're getting out.



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3/12/2002
10:38:15

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Or, you could get a couple of those rubber
strips with the wire through them to hang
under your truck - these keep the truck
grounded.
Very popular in the days when Vinyl was the
King of Interior Materials.

'98 DakSport C/C 3.9 2WD A/T

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3/14/2002
23:58:50

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I know how you feel..completely. Every time i get out of my dak..ZAP!!!! I don't get it either. My girlfriend no longer shuts the door. She just gets out and leaves because she's so afraid to get shocked. It doesn't hurt or nothin but it's just down right annoying. Oh ya, and what if your carring some stuff and then you get shocked. Ummmm... thats the worst.

98' "shocker" 3.9, K&N, cat-back exhaust, bosch platinum plugs and wires, and more where that came from.



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