by Mark Bredesen | Sep 15, 2026 | Volvo Repair
The drive from Herndon down the Fairfax County Parkway is about twelve minutes. If your Volvo is only starting to make warm air as you pull into the lot, something is wrong, and it isn’t the heater. Stuck open, a thermostat never lets the engine reach operating...
by Mark Bredesen | Sep 7, 2025 | Volvo Repair
High-end cars, such as Volvos, come equipped with a host of components that help maximize the car’s performance. The Variable Valve Timing (VVT) unit is one such component in your Volvo that plays a crucial role in enhancing the engine’s performance while...
by Mark Bredesen | May 7, 2025 | Volvo Repair
Are you experiencing a harder steering in your Volvo? Volvo driving is all about comfort and control, but if your steering wheel is getting stiff to turn, then it may well be due to power steering fluid leakage. Power steering helps in the easy maneuvering of the car...
by Mark Bredesen | Dec 7, 2024 | Volvo Repair
Ever tried to understand why the steering of your Volvo becomes loose or inaccurate sometimes? The most probable cause is the failure of a tiny but extremely significant part – the tie rod. A tie rod is an integral part that links the steering system to the wheels,...
by Mark Bredesen | Sep 20, 2024 | Volvo Repair
Volvos are popular for their comfort features, sophistication, and reliability on the road. However, when your car or SUV runs into problems, these qualities can be compromised. One common problem with Volvo vehicles is the motor mount failure, and it can affect your...
by Mark Bredesen | Apr 3, 2024 | Volvo Repair
Volvos are a popular vehicle across North America. As a high-quality vehicle, Volvos are built for precision, power, and durability. Unfortunately, like any vehicle, regular wear and tear requires maintenance over time. One area the Volvo feels this most is the front...