Ok, thanks for the data. It seems after waking up, it doesn't seem to try to sleep. The car should start "try to sleep cycle" after a set period, by default 30 minutes. I guess that's because you checked one or two check boxes for the "try to sleep requirements"? Could you check and let me know the settings? In my experience, you need to uncheck both check boxes to allow the car to sleep.
When I am on prolonged trips away from the car (like at the airport) I just delete the token and then get a new token when I return. This decreased my phantom drain to around 2 miles a day or less. Hope this helps. Normally my X sleeps half the time when parked.That’s a exactly what I did. With Telafi, it was draining my battery every day (15 miles +) while in the garage. I tried all the set up they recommended. No change. Then I changed MyTesla account password and unsubscribed from Teslafi. Problem solved
Hmmm, no
Do you mind sharing your sleep settings? I was on vacation for 10 days and parked the car in my garage with “Cabin Overheat Protection” disabled. However, I lost 100+ miles range during the 10 day period! Following are my settings (They are all default numbers):
Hmm, it should work with those settings. Did you turn on TeslaFi Sleep Mode as in the post below?
Yes, the sleep mode enabled box was checked. Through out those 10 days, it did go to sleep from time to time. But the car wouldn't stay sleep for long and would wake up again. So it had some short sleeps. I did remove Tesla app widget. I use another app Stats. But based on my experience, the Stats app doesn't wake up the car. If the car is asleep, the app would say there's an error to connect and won't wake up the car.
Hmm, I think the other things that possibly affect sleeps is the access from other apps, even with a wrong token or password. Try deleting the stats app. Have you used other apps or services before, and just changing the password? Some web services keep polling with wrong token (such as TeslaLog) until you actually remove your account.
