Does your Z shock you?
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Does anyone her notice that when they leave their Z they get shocked while going to close the door. It happens to me 90% of the time. Everytime I close my door now I have to brace for the shock, lol.
When my Z was new, it shocked me all the time. My wife sprayed some anti-static laundry stuff on the carpets; the shocking incidents went down and eventually stopped, but I don't know whether it was from the anti-static treatment or from some other reason (carpet wearing down, perhaps?).
Yes, I'm shocked all the time. Like yesterday, I was making a turn & added too much gas, I was shocked that the car fishtailed so easily. I said "Damn! This car is fun!"

On a serious note, haha, try tapping the key on the door/door handle on your way out of the car to release the charge. You should see a spark, hehehe.

On a serious note, haha, try tapping the key on the door/door handle on your way out of the car to release the charge. You should see a spark, hehehe.
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It happens to me after I vacuum the carpet. After the pile gets flattened it doesn't.
Static from clean carpet + the fact that I always keep my car clean = static shock all the time! Oh well, the price you pay.
Static from clean carpet + the fact that I always keep my car clean = static shock all the time! Oh well, the price you pay.
count me in for the shocking effect. This car has more static electricity then any car ive ever driven. Shocked everytime I get out. After I wash my car and buff it with a gloss enhancer spray product, you can actualy hear the static building up. As soon as I start my car, all dust that is on the ground gets imediately sucked up to the bottom half of my car. Really sucks. One product that i usualy use (im out at the moment) does seem to work though. Zainos spray gloss ****, keeps the static away when buffing it. BEN
dry air in Dallas? I must be accustomed to a dry climate, because I believe it is really dry in new mexico. When I go to Dallas it feels so humid, now Houston, thats got some real humidity. Still not as bad as Louisiana though. Grandma lives there and whe I go visit, she likes for me to go out and get her newspaper, got to take a shower after Iwalk to the street and back inside. hahah



