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Battery drain seems fast
- Thread starter Cmf2455
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Tesla have active cooling for the battery pack so you loose some energy. You should also see if you have cabinet overheat protection on with ac. That will use the ac to keep the cabinet temperature below 105degf. Another thing you can check is whether sentry mode is on that will use another few percent per day.
Turn off the following and note your starting miles then check it the following day.
Turn off Cabin Overheat Protection
Turn off “Keep Climate On”
Turn off Sentry mode & Dashcam
Turn off Smart Summon Standy
Turn off your Air Conditioner
Say No to Data Sharing
Turn off (log out) any Apps that’s polling your car like
Teslafi and A Better Route Planner etc.
Do Not check your car via the App, by doing so you will wake it from sleep mode.
With these off you will lose zero to 1 mile per day.
Fred
Turn off Cabin Overheat Protection
Turn off “Keep Climate On”
Turn off Sentry mode & Dashcam
Turn off Smart Summon Standy
Turn off your Air Conditioner
Say No to Data Sharing
Turn off (log out) any Apps that’s polling your car like
Teslafi and A Better Route Planner etc.
Do Not check your car via the App, by doing so you will wake it from sleep mode.
With these off you will lose zero to 1 mile per day.
Fred
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My Model 3 is currently parked out side, inside Temp is currently 131 degrees F. I just remotely cracked open the windows for a few minutes.
The model Y takes the Garage now and it also has the Cabin Heat protection off, Temps is 89 degrees.
If I need to go somewhere, I just Pre-cool the cabin. It does it fast.
Fred
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Yes. Batteries will regulate temp regardless, and every other car bakes in the sun no problem.
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