I have the arrow on the dash board of my daughters

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Fuse box diagram (location and assignment of electrical fuses) for Volvo S80 (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006).

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go to Advance auto parts to test the OBD II sensor codes first to see what codes are coming up. Advance auto parts has one there they can check your codes for free.

This is unfortunately a very expensive and laborious fix. The Evaporator behind the dash board is leaking on you, and you have to remove the entire dash and instrument panel to get to it.

This is a job best left to someone who has worked on your year, make, and model.

I would generally start at the dealership, and they may recommend someone who works on the 2000 Volvo S70 who works locally to that dealership but independently.

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try disconnecting battery for an hour
are there any codes coming up

It may be possible that your Park Neutral Position Switch (PNP Switch) is getting ready to fail. The switch is located right on top of your transmission and is connected to your shifter. This is a common problem. I doubt that your entire transmission is failing, because that is rare with the S70 line. Has your check engine light come on? The check engine light can be triggered by the failing PNP switch. You should take the car to a autozone if you do not have a code reader to see if this problem is sending a code to the computer. If you are unsure where the port is for the code reader, it is located inside of the center console armrest and has OBD II on it. It will same something such as Transmission position switch failure....if I can remeber correctly when it happened to me. If it displays this message, then it is definitely the PNP switch failing. If the PNP is failing be careful. Mine failed failed when I pulled into a parking space and as soon as I put the car in park, the check engine light came on my and the red arrow started flashing. I thought something had gotten wet and I decided to turn the car off for a reset, however, it would not let me start the car, because it thought the car was in some other gear besides park or neutral. So you should have it fixed ASAP. If you order the parts online, it can be a cheap fix. fcpgroton.com has this switch for a cheap price with great quality. How many miles do you have on your S70? My switch failed at 110,500. Let me know how that goes for you.

I AM AN ASE VOLVO MASTER TECH AND WHAT YOU ARE DESCRIBING IS AN UNUSED CIRCUT AND THE PLUG PROBALLY FELL OUT BUT IMIGHT NEED MORE INFO

Something is going on with the transmission control system. You need to find out what codes are stored in the system. Most likely the transmission range switch is failing.

low coolant level.

usually multiple clicking (like a machine gun) does indicate lw battery voltage. did you get 11.9 volts with it running or car off? with running you should be over 13.6 min up to 14.0 volts. these cars have a fair amount of electronics with some residual voltage draws which may shorten battery life. 4 yrs is not too bad. i would consider replacing battery

open your center console.