[Crimebust]

We are experiencing signific static shocks every time we exit the Challenger. Does anyone have this experience? I know it's not unusual in the winter but it was 66 degrees today and we were still shocked.:SHOCKED:
Keep on CHALLENGING!

 

[Dodgeguy]

We are experiencing signific static shocks every time we exit the Challenger. Does anyone have this experience? I know it's not unusual in the winter but it was 66 degrees today and we were still shocked.:SHOCKED:
Keep on CHALLENGING!

I had this a lot when the car was new but I don't notice it anymore.I believe it has more to do with humidity( lack of) that makes it worse.

 

[ninjadave]

Every single time I get out of the car. I've gotten used to it, now I purposefully touch my door to discharge immediately after getting out. Think it has something to do with the cloth seats and dragging your feet across the carpeting when exiting.

 

[the greek mopar man]

http://www.wikihow.com/Get-out-of-a-Car-Without-Getting-Shocked-by-Static-Electricity

read this

 

[Crimebust]

Link

I checked that link. Thank you, sir. Grounding is the key. I don't grab to roof, though. Fingerprints!:SHOCKED:
I will try touching the door sill area.
Keep on CHALLENGING!:smileup:

 

[Renaikan]

It is the cloth seats. Cloth when sitting and moving around in them, will cause static electricity. Has not happened with me having the leather trimmed seats in my car. But I have had it happen on my Ford F-350 with cloth seats.

 

[ply67cuda]

Its not that shag carpet you installed in place of the floor mats is it???