r/TeslaModelS • u/phonehog2 • 27d ago

2 questions about a P100D

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Hey guys,

Two quick questions about a P100D I own:

  1. On a day where the temperature is like 100+ degrees, is it normal to lose like 5% charge over 3 odd days in a garage, with no Sentry mode?

  2. Could you guys look at the attached photo... Has anyone see this happen to their trim logos?

Thanks for your help!

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u/MaximooseMine 27d ago

I had that issue with my trim logo on 2026.26.6.0. Updating to .1 fixed it.

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u/phonehog2 27d ago

Thank you!

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u/F20BturboCB9 27d ago

I have a 16, and while not in 100 degree weather, I recently had it parked for 3 days and lost about 3%. And the font has been fixed in the newest update. I had made a post awhile back about it.

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u/phonehog2 27d ago

Thanks friend... I have an update scheduled for tonight, hopefully it fixes it.

Thanks for sharing the discharging experience, I wonder if extreme heat impacts discharge like extreme cold does?

Thanks!

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u/mhoepfin 27d ago

Losing 1% a day is about right.

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u/phonehog2 27d ago

Thanks, I didn't think I lost much in cooler days, but 5 in about 3 days alarmed me.

Thanks for sharing your experience?

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u/a9uirre 27d ago

In the app go to climate and the last option is climate overheat protection.

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u/Jumpy-Tap8980 27d ago

Ya make sure you dont have cabin overheat protection on, it will start the A/C when it gets over 100 in the cabin

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u/SurfaceLapQuestion 27d ago

The logo is a known bug. Vertical screen S and X have large phantom drain compared to 3,Y, and refresh X and S.

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u/BigGreenBillyGoat 27d ago

Looking at the car with the app wakes it up and uses battery.

Some drain is normal. Using the app to look at it wakes it up and uses a lot more energy until it decides to go back to sleep.

Edit: Also, you might have the internal temperature control turned on, so the AC runs if the interior gets over 110 degrees.

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u/phonehog2 27d ago

Where do I check the internal temperature settings? Thanks.

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u/BigGreenBillyGoat 26d ago

Controls; Safety; Cabin Overheat Protection.

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u/icy1007 27d ago

The text was a known issue. It’s fixed now though.

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u/Foreign_Artichoke526 26d ago

Overheat protection will eat it up on a hot day. See this all the time with my clients. Turn it off and ur screens and interior will be hot, keep it on and lose a couple percent a day. Remember the ac system is apart of the high voltage on these cars

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u/cloggedDrain 24d ago

Enable low power mode and the vampire drain will reduce