After programming Homelink for my garage door a few days ago, there have been a couple instances where I thought I closed the garage door, but found it open later. Last night, I deliberately verified the garage door was closed before going to bed. When I got up this morning, the garage door was open, and nobody else in the house opened it. This leads me to believe Homelink may be intermittently triggering it. Is this a known issue? Any way to correct it?
Maybe the car is becoming autonomous and self aware. It was created to be driven and you have it locked up, all charged up and no where to go. Call Tesla service and see if home link activation is in the log.
Until this is sorted out, you can lock the door electrically at the wall opener int the garage for night time then turn it on in the morning.
I had the same issue, but I noticed that a garage remote clipped to the visor of my other car had buttons touching the ceiling of the car. I flipped the remote around the other way and have not had mystery garage door openings since. It may have been a coincidence though.
What a car! It wants to go out - drive free!! :)
Now back to a serious tone :-) , please let us know what is the possible reason is once you have more information.
It may be a hassle to set it back up again, but perhaps try removing your Homelink profile and see if it still does this? The car should be powered off in deep sleep overnight, but erasing the profile should make absolutely certain it's not the S that's doing it.
Telekinetic feral cats. It must be.
I haven't had any more suspicious garage door events since the original post, so unless it happens again, I'm just going to chalk this one up to senility.
@Schlermie;
Yours, or the garage's? ;)
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Sorry if this has been asked elsewhere.
Does the main battery pack keep the 12V battery charged for as long as there is power in the main pack?