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I have been checking out different codes, which refresh the API tokens, but for whatever reason it does not work for me. I used a third party app to generate the first (bearer and refresh) tokens and then used the refresh token from there to refresh it. Like this: curl -i -X POST...

Guys! I found the culprit of my issue. I am using an app, that controls the charging of my Model 3 at home using the Tesla API (for cheapest hours) and even tho the developer explained and assured me directly that there is no way their API calls are keeping the car awake, other than when needed...

My question was more intended as "is it even technically possible, that an OBD device connected to a Tesla can cause vampire drain?" I would think not, but not 100% sure.

Is it possible, that a OBD reader constantly connected to the OBD adapter of a Model 3 causes vampire drain? My Model 3 (Gen II) has a constant 180watt power draw (read with Scan My Tesla), meaning ~5% a day. Sentry mode is disabled and I can't figure out what is causing the draw.

Hey! Did you find a solution for this? Have the same issue with the mobile charger.