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Battery dropped 4% in 2 hrs while its parked
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Eliminating Phantom Drain - Help Center - Tessie
When your Tesla is idle — that is, not driving or charging — you may experience what's known as phantom drain, where the battery slowly drains a few percentage
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Basically this.Eliminating Phantom Drain - Help Center - Tessie
When your Tesla is idle — that is, not driving or charging — you may experience what's known as phantom drain, where the battery slowly drains a few percentage
Also keep in mind, every time you open the Tesla app, you're waking the car. I enjoy using Tessie because I can check on stats, without waking the car.
Hello. Something concerning happened where I could use some guidance.
After a road trip of about 360 miles, I used a super charger to top up to 80% at approximately 9pm and was at 79% when I got home. When I left the house around 1pm, it was at 70%. The Tesla app says that it used 5.8% on Sentry but it doesn’t make sense based on the drop. Also, this picture that I took shows a large drop and it says only dropped to 74% so the Sentry app usage explanation could be off? I’m wondering what might have caused a large 10 % drop for sitting for a little over 1/2 a day? Even sentry seems like it wouldn’t have been this much. Thanks all and happy thanksgiving!
After a road trip of about 360 miles, I used a super charger to top up to 80% at approximately 9pm and was at 79% when I got home. When I left the house around 1pm, it was at 70%. The Tesla app says that it used 5.8% on Sentry but it doesn’t make sense based on the drop. Also, this picture that I took shows a large drop and it says only dropped to 74% so the Sentry app usage explanation could be off? I’m wondering what might have caused a large 10 % drop for sitting for a little over 1/2 a day? Even sentry seems like it wouldn’t have been this much. Thanks all and happy thanksgiving!
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eye.surgeon
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This is why most manufacturers don't show % battery charge....bottom line, don't worry about it. % is a subjective estimate based on a point in time. It is not a battery health meter. Don't obsess over it.
There is a problem that's been seen on the M3 where a bad restraint control module (RCM) can cause excessive battery drain.
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Extreme battery loss on Model 3 (˜10% per day) since 2023.20.4.1. Contacted service and told this is normal (more info below)
Hey everyone, I'm sorry if this posts sounds negative but I'm currently frustrated with my car and the service provided by Tesla. Around June 26-27, I updated to 2023.20.4.1 on my 2023 Model 3 RWD and this is when I started experiencing some battery issues. Whenever the car is not being used...
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carpendj
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Model 3 RWD has a different battery tech than a MYP. Could be totally unrelated. I have left my 2022 MYP at an airport for a whole week with almost no loss of battery percentage. Sentry Mode is the biggest sucker of power, followed next by Cabin Overheat protection. Turn them off and try not to connect to your car using the app and I find I get almost no loss.There is a problem that's been seen on the M3 where a bad restraint control module (RCM) can cause excessive battery drain.
Extreme battery loss on Model 3 (˜10% per day) since 2023.20.4.1. Contacted service and told this is normal (more info below)
Hey everyone, I'm sorry if this posts sounds negative but I'm currently frustrated with my car and the service provided by Tesla. Around June 26-27, I updated to 2023.20.4.1 on my 2023 Model 3 RWD and this is when I started experiencing some battery issues. Whenever the car is not being used...
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