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No, not even close, even when it's 100+ after the sun goes down and cabin overheat protection is on.
I've read of apps keeping the car from entering standby, although I've never installed anything third party and witnessed this myself. Do you have anything like that installed on your phone?
No third party apps at all. Just the Tesla one.
I've noticed the car uses about 10% whilst parked in the sun whilst at work which is obviously keeping the cabin cool.
Sentry mode doesn’t allow the main battery to sleep and will drain it. We recently left our Y for ten days with sentry mode off, and the battery barely moved.
I don't know when I'll have another chance to test this on mine but thanks.
You’re welcome
Ok so I turned off sentry mode last night after posting my last reply.
12hrs later the battery is down 1%.
Need to make sure that sentry mode is off at home.
Sentry mode drains the battery about 1% every two hours, give or take.
Is it in a spot in the garage where sentry mode would be getting triggered and recording a bit? The car essentially stays awake so if you do want to turn it off, you can do so in the Tesla app > Security and Drivers.
Additionally, are you checking the car via the app often or is your garage hot enough that cabin overheat protection had kicked on?
I just left my 2018 Model 3 LR unplugged for a full week and lost maybe 2% so something is definitely keeping the car awake.
It's in the garage alone with no access for animals or anything.
I think I looked at the car once before today.
I'll have a look at the recordings if any. See if something is triggering it. Nothing in their to trigger it though so doesn't make much sense.
Shadows trigger it something fierce, too.
It seems pretty accurate to me with sentry mode on
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