Yes it can. However I'd suggest to show up in Volvo service
SOURCE: Car Panel
there are plastic clips along the bottom of the door that come loose. there is a screw where the door handle is that holds the plastic in and there may be 2 more screws near the top that have to come out so that you can remove the panel. the plastic clips that hold the bottompart you have to be careful you dont break them but they are replaceable at any parts store
SOURCE: had timing belt replaced in 1/2010 for 2001 volvo s80.
yes,the water pump should have been changed at the same time,BUT,and i keep saying this to all my customers,no garage will do any work that you, the client, dont ask for and if they reccomend it they are trying to rip you off.the original repairperson is not at fault in any way,as you cant see inside the pump to decide when its going to fail.....not what you wanted to hear ,but true.
best advice.is find a good mech and follow him/her around,that way it becomes personal.
SOURCE: A plastic protective cover fell from the bottom of the car.
If you're talking about the plastic splash guards that bolt on only on the underside of the car beneath the engine, you can bolt it back on by adding washers/flat spacers to the screws so that the splash guard doesn't pull off of the bolts again.
SOURCE: volvo V70 AWD will not reverse. engine revs up without movement. frward is fine
Sounds like a fairly major transmission problem - go to an Auto Transmission Specialist - don't waste your time with an ordinary mechanic.
Could be a catastrophic failure in the mist, especially if the front side of your driveshaft falls while cruising down the road and then your car pole-vaults itself like an olympian. There are remote audio+video systems that you can install under the car to use as an extra set of eyes and ears to help pinpoint the problem. But, yes--get it looked at quickly.
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