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    Icon9 Shocking!!

    Every time I get out of my XJ it shocks me! I try to tell it I will be a good owner but it does it anyway! I notice that sometimes my oil pressure reads and fluctuates as I drive and other times it will be pegged to 80, I also no that one time my hazards came on when I turned my left blinker on. I have only had and driven it about 300 miles since I bought on saturday. Seems to me like there may be a short somewhere. I know this is a BIG question here but where would I even begin to look for the short?? Does not seem right that my new rig wants to shock me all the time!

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    Default Re: Shocking!!

    It might seem like a short, but that erratic oil pressure is caused by a worn out oil pressure sender. An easy fix. The flasher situation is likely due to a worn out signal switch. The static problem is interesting though. What kind of clothes do you wear and what are your seats covered with?
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    Well, normal clothes I suppose....I mean Jeans, shoes with rubber sole, hooded sweatshirts. I should try track pants!! See if it still does it. The interior is the factory cloth. In great shape too I might add

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    Default Re: Shocking!!

    I did read on the forum about changing that pressure sensor. Does seem easy!!

    The turn signal I will research as well. Although I think my wife might have been seeing things following me home! I have not been able to replicate that turn signal thing.

    Thanks for the help!

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    Good luck
    230 hp 4.3L Chevy
    Built 4L60E with manual lockout
    Atlas 4 speed
    Griffin radiator
    On board air
    Warn 9.5ti on custom bumper
    7.5" RE front and bastard pack rear on custom long arms
    30 gal gas tank
    lockers
    And a bunch of other stuff

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    I was just thinking, yo might try rubbing your seat and carpet with some drier sheets, you know to get rid of that static cling
    230 hp 4.3L Chevy
    Built 4L60E with manual lockout
    Atlas 4 speed
    Griffin radiator
    On board air
    Warn 9.5ti on custom bumper
    7.5" RE front and bastard pack rear on custom long arms
    30 gal gas tank
    lockers
    And a bunch of other stuff

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    Default Re: Shocking!!

    Static is an easy fix. Fit an anti static strip, sometimes called static drain strap. Its a rubberised carbon strip that attaches with a small U clamp with pinch bolt, or bolt some light chain just long enough to make contact with the road. Static drains as you drive, no more shocks. You could also try holding the door BEFORE you get a foot to the ground, that sometimes works, but relies on you remembering every time.

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    Default Re: Shocking!!

    lol, Steve.... "what are you wearing, 'Jake from State Farm'"? "Uh... khakis"

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    Brasscatz....I totally got suckered into that one right!!!!!

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