What should I do if my Volvo’s check engine light comes on?

Schedule a diagnostic appointment right away. Our computerized scan will identify the exact fault code, and we’ll walk you through the repair options, estimated costs, and timeline—no jargon, just clarity.

How do I book my service appointment?

Booking is easy: you can click any of the “Request Appointment” buttons you find on the site. There are also clickable phone and email links located in the menu and down in the footer. You can always call for direct communication and immediate scheduling. You can also fill our appointment form and we'll work with you to get you scheduled in that way as well.

What warranty coverage do you offer?

Every repair comes with our comprehensive 2-year/24,000 miles warranty on genuine OEM parts and labor. If anything goes awry after your visit, within the warranty term, we’ll make it right at no extra cost. You see all coverage details upfront, with no surprise exclusions or hidden fees. We also have a page dedicated to our @2-year/24,000 miles@/warranty@ warranty as well.

How long will my service appointment take?

Most routine maintenance (oil changes, brake jobs, multi-point inspections) can be completed within 2-3 hours. More complex diagnostics or repairs are scoped up front with an estimated timeframe, so you’ll never be left guessing. We’ll always confirm your pick-up time when you drop off.

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Q: How often should I service my Volvo?

Make our \*\*free multi-point inspection\*\* your Volvo’s regular check-in. Return \*\*every 5K miles or 6 months\*\* so we can use VIDA to verify safety and driver-assist systems, review timing belt status where applicable, check Haldex AWD coupling function, inspect brakes and cooling hoses, and confirm Sensus updates or calibration flags. You’ll get transparent notes, photos, and a plan that keeps the car calm and confident. Schedule your complimentary Volvo inspection.

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About Us

In Boerne, you might not expect to find a dedicated Volvo service center, but that’s exactly what Bavarian Auto Repair offers. We bring the high standards of Volvo maintenance right to your backyard. No need to drive into San Antonio for quality care: our Boerne location has you covered with dealership-level expertise and genuine small-town hospitality. Our Boerne team is experienced with the full Volvo lineup, including family-friendly SUVs, sleek sedans, and even classic Volvo wagons. Despite our smaller-town setting, we’ve invested in the same advanced diagnostic equipment you’d find at a Volvo dealer. That means we can tackle everything from a scheduled service on an XC60 to troubleshooting complex electrical issues on an XC90, all using Volvo’s VIDA factory diagnostic system. We handle common Volvo repairs like cooling system fixes, oil leak repairs, and brake service day in and day out. And we’re adept at the finer points too, be it performing a Sensus software update, calibrating a radar sensor for adaptive cruise control, or chasing down a tricky check-engine light, we have the tools and knowledge right here in Boerne. Being a part of the Boerne community means we value trust and relationships. When you bring your Volvo to us, you’ll likely talk directly with the technician who works on it. We’ll give you straight answers about what your car needs (and doesn’t need). Many of our customers love that they can avoid a trip into the city without sacrificing quality and they often refer friends once they see the level of care we provide. We honor that trust with fair pricing and work that holds up mile after mile, all backed by our 2-year/24,000-mile warranty for your peace of mind. At Bavarian Auto Repair Boerne, you get big-city Volvo expertise with hometown service. It’s the best of both worlds for you and your vehicle with precise, professional care delivered by neighbors who genuinely care about keeping you and your Volvo safe and happy.

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Volvo Service Experts Right Here in Boerne

Our Boerne shop offers the full spectrum of Volvo maintenance and repairs. Everything your Volvo might require, we handle right here with pride. Below is an overview of our services. We cover routine needs like synthetic oil changes, filter replacements, brake inspections, and tire rotations according to Volvo’s recommended schedules. We’re also equipped for the bigger jobs: got a Volvo with a pesky coolant leak or an A/C system that’s struggling in the Texas heat? We can fix it. Need a suspension refresh or an alignment for those Hill Country roads? We do that too. Each service listed below includes a snapshot of what’s involved. While most entries are summarized for brevity on this page, know that we carry out every job with complete, detailed care. If you’re curious about any specific service or what it entails, just ask or you can check our Volvo Services Library for all the info. Our goal is to keep your Volvo running flawlessly without you ever having to leave Boerne.

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For an in-depth look at all our Volvo services, feel free to visit our Volvo Services Library. It outlines every detail of the care we offer, from advanced diagnostics to performance upgrades. Also, if you find yourself in San Antonio or have colleagues over there who need Volvo care, we’ve got you covered in the city as well. Looking for Volvo service in San Antonio? Check out our San Antonio Volvo page for details on that location. No matter which Bavarian Auto Repair you visit, you’ll find the same dedication to precision and customer satisfaction.

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System

Engine

Component

Lubrication

Average Service Interval

5,000 miles or 6–12 months

Service Descriptions

Comprehensive Volvo Oil & Filter Change using genuine Volvo-approved full-synthetic engine oil and OEM filter, drained and replaced per factory torque and fill specifications to ensure optimal lubrication, contaminant removal, and engine longevity under all driving conditions.

Our Volvo Oil & Filter Change service begins with a full pre-service inspection: we verify engine operating temperature, inspect the oil-pan gasket and filter-housing area for signs of leaks or seepage, and assess oil condition via dipstick and Volvo’s diagnostic scan tool. Next, we drain all old oil into a clean recovery container, capturing a sample for lab analysis on request, then remove and replace the OEM spin-on or cartridge-style filter. We meticulously clean the filter housing and mating surfaces to ensure a perfect seal. We then refill the engine with precisely measured volumes of genuine Volvo-approved full-synthetic engine oil, selecting the correct viscosity grade for your model and climate. Both the drain plug and filter housing are torqued to the exact Nm values specified in Volvo’s service manual to prevent leaks and stripped threads. After refilling, we start and run the engine through several warm-up cycles to circulate fresh oil throughout the system, then re-inspect all connections, seals, and cooler-line fittings for any signs of seepage. Our technicians use Volvo’s factory diagnostic interface to reset the oil-service indicator and clear any related fault codes. We record oil-pressure and temperature readings at idle, under light load, and during a brief high-RPM simulation to confirm proper circulation and thermal stability. Finally, we perform a multi-condition road test covering urban stop-and-go driving, highway cruising, and moderate acceleration/deceleration in order to verify smooth throttle response, consistent oil pressure, quiet operation, and vibration-free performance. Upon completion, you’ll receive a detailed Service Report documenting part numbers, viscosity grade, fill volume, torque specifications, inspection findings, diagnostic-tool reset confirmation, and test-data logs delivered as both a printed booklet and an emailed PDF so that you have full transparency into your Volvo’s lubrication health and engine longevity strategy.

Possible Symptoms

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Severity

High

Description

If the red oil-can icon or an “Oil Pressure Low” warning appears on your Volvo’s dash or infotainment display, it indicates oil pressure has dropped below safe levels, which is usually due to degraded oil or insufficient fluid volume.

Action

Safely pull your Volvo off the road, shut off the engine, and check the oil level at once. If it’s low, top off with the factory-approved oil and drive carefully to your service center to prevent severe engine damage or arrange for transport.

Severity

High

Description

A distinct metallic tick or rattle from the top of the engine, especially during cold starts, signals that the oil isn’t adequately lubricating the lifters and cam followers in your Volvo’s high-revving valvetrain.

Action

Check your Volvo’s oil level immediately. If it’s within spec, schedule an urgent oil and filter service and have a technician inspect the lifters, cam followers, and oil passages before any high-rev RPM use.

Severity

Medium

Description

Noticeable bluish or grey smoke on startup or under acceleration means oil is entering the combustion chamber, which is often due to worn seals or oil that’s lost its viscosity.

Action

Schedule an oil and filter service and have your Volvo’s seals and piston rings inspected within the next 200 miles. Avoid prolonged high-RPM runs until the source of oil burning is confirmed and repaired.

Severity

Medium

Description

A persistent oil odor or wisps of smoke in the passenger compartment usually point to a leaking seal or overfilled/foaming oil, warranting an oil-system inspection.

Action

Have your cooling and oil seals inspected at your next available service. In the meantime, keep windows cracked to vent fumes and monitor for worsening leaks.

Severity

Medium

Description

On your monthly check, if the dipstick oil reads jet-black, feels gritty, or has visible particles, it’s well past its service life and harming internal components.

Action

Schedule an oil & filter change as soon as possible (ideally within the week) to prevent abrasive contaminants from damaging bearings and cam components.

Severity

Medium

Description

Engine running hotter than normal, detected by either gauge-pegging or elevated coolant temps, this can mean oil isn’t circulating properly to absorb and dissipate heat.

Action

Check oil level immediately. If full, arrange a combined oil change and coolant‐system check; avoid heavy loads or steep grades until proper lubrication and cooling are restored.

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Always use full-synthetic oil that meets Volvo’s factory specification (for example SAE 0W-40) to ensure the correct additive package, viscosity, and extended-drain performance for your high-revving engine.

Whenever you replace the oil filter on your Volvo, install a new factory OE O-ring to prevent hidden leaks that could trigger a low-oil or service-reminder warning.

After service, follow Volvo’s specific service-reset procedure using the factory diagnostic tool or approved scan device. Don’t rely on a generic code reader. A proper reset ensures your car accurately tracks the next 9 000 mi/12 mo interval.

While the oil is drained, inspect the valve-cover gasket and oil-pan seal for any seepage; replacing them proactively on your Volvo can prevent messy, hard-to-trace leaks later.

Use a calibrated torque wrench on the drain plug and filter housing and always refer to Volvo’s service manual for the exact Nm values to prevent both leaks and stripped threads.

Volvo’s oil-level sensor can be sensitive. Check and top off with the same approved oil every few hundred miles to maintain proper lubrication. Especially true if you’re doing mostly short trips

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Cooling

Component

Thermostat

Average Service Interval

30,000 miles or 24 months

Service Descriptions

Comprehensive Volvo Thermostat Replacement using a genuine OEM thermostat and high-temperature seal, precision-installed and torqued to factory specifications, followed by a coolant refill, system bleed, and pressure test to ensure accurate engine temperature control and prevent overheating or overcooling.

Our Volvo Thermostat Replacement service begins with a thorough cooling‐system evaluation. We start by inspecting radiator hoses, clamps, the overflow reservoir, and coolant condition for signs of contamination, corrosion, or leaks. After lowering the coolant level to a safe service point, we drain the remaining fluid into a clean recovery tank, capturing a sample for analysis upon request, and remove the thermostat housing cover. We then extract the old thermostat and seal, meticulously cleaning all mating surfaces, housing bore, and O-ring grooves to remove debris and old gasket material. A genuine Volvo OEM thermostat and high-temperature seal are installed, with housing bolts torqued to the exact Nm values specified in Volvo’s factory service manual. Next, we refill the system with the correct type and mix ratio of Volvo-approved coolant, measuring volumes precisely to ensure proper freeze and boil protection. Air is purged from the circuit via the manufacturer’s prescribed bleed procedure (engine cold, heater set to maximum, and bleed valve open) to eliminate all trapped pockets that can cause erratic gauge readings or localized overheating. Once refilled, we perform a pressure test at Volvo’s specified test pressure to confirm leak-free operation, then verify thermostat accuracy by monitoring the temperature differential across the thermostat opening point with an infrared thermometer and observing smooth, consistent warm-up patterns on the gauge. After resetting the electronic service indicator using Volvo’s diagnostic interface, we complete a road test under varied ambient and load conditions covering cold starts, highway cruising, and stop-and-go driving to ensure rapid warm-up, stable engine temperatures, and the absence of hot or cold spots. Upon completion, you’ll receive a detailed Service Report delivered as both a printed booklet and an emailed PDF, documenting part numbers, torque settings, coolant type and volume, bleed-procedure steps, pressure-test results, temperature-verification data, and road-test findings. This report provides full transparency into your Volvo’s thermal management health and guarantees peak performance and reliability.

Possible Symptoms

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Severity

High

Description

If your Volvo’s temperature gauge pins at the far right, you see steam or coolant vapor escaping from the front grille or under-hood vents, or an “Engine Overheating” warning appears on the dash.

Action

Safely pull your Volvo off the road and shut off the engine, then allow it to cool. Once cool, check the coolant level and top off with Volvo-approved antifreeze if needed. Have your vehicle towed to the shop immediately to avoid head-gasket failure or severe engine damage.

Severity

Medium

Description

If your Volvo’s temperature gauge remains below the midpoint even after extended highway runs or lengthy warm-up periods, and you observe unusually long idle times or erratic fuel-trim data, the thermostat may be stuck open, preventing the engine from reaching its intended operating temperature.

Action

Schedule a cooling-system diagnostic and thermostat evaluation within the next 200 miles to ensure your Volvo maintains optimal engine warm-up, peak performance, and emissions control.

Severity

Medium

Description

If your Volvo’s temperature needle repeatedly climbs above and then falls below the normal range during steady-speed driving, it indicates the thermostat is sticking or cycling erratically, disrupting consistent coolant flow.

Action

Bring your Volvo in for a cooling-system diagnostic and coolant-flow test, and replace the thermostat if it’s sticking or the spring tension has weakened.

Severity

Low

Description

If your Volvo’s heater vents only blow cool or lukewarm air, even after the engine has reached its normal operating temperature during short trips or cold starts, then the thermostat may be stuck open, preventing hot coolant from circulating through the heater core.

Action

At your next scheduled service, have your cooling system and thermostat assembly inspected; installing a new Volvo-approved thermostat typically restores full cabin heating performance.

Severity

Medium

Description

If you spot a puddle of antifreeze beneath the front of your Volvo or see white-green crusty residue around the edges of the thermostat housing, it’s a clear sign the housing seal or gasket has failed and needs immediate replacement.

Action

Schedule a cooling-system inspection within the next week. Replace the thermostat and housing gasket to prevent coolant leaks and engine overheating.

Severity

Medium

Description

If your vehicle's OBD-II system logs fault code P0128 (“Coolant Thermostat Below Regulating Temperature”), it means the engine isn’t reaching its programmed operating temperature soon enough. You should confirm the thermostat function and replace it if it cannot maintain proper warm-up.

Action

Have a technician use a factory-level scan tool to confirm fault code P0128, then replace the thermostat and clear the code to restore correct engine temperature control.

System

Electrical

Component

Alternator

Average Service Interval

100,000–150,000 miles or 96–120 months

Service Descriptions

Comprehensive Volvo Alternator Replacement using a genuine Volvo-approved alternator, precision-installed and torqued to factory specifications, followed by serpentine-belt tension adjustment and multi-point electrical load testing to restore optimal charging performance and ensure reliable operation under all driving conditions.

For comprehensive details on all our services, please visit our complete care catalog here for full descriptions, pricing, and expert guidance.

System

Brake System

Component

Brake Pads

Average Service Interval

30,000–50,000 miles

Service Descriptions

Comprehensive Volvo Brake Pad Replacement using genuine Volvo-approved brake pads, precision-installed and torqued to factory specifications to restore optimal stopping power, minimize noise, and protect your rotors under all driving conditions.

For comprehensive details on all our services, please visit our complete care catalog here for full descriptions, pricing, and expert guidance.

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Why Boerne Volvo Owners Choose Us

For Volvo owners around Boerne, our shop has become the go-to partner for keeping these cars in peak shape. A big reason is the personal connection we offer: we get to know you and your vehicle’s history. When you choose us, you’re getting a team that remembers that we replaced your brake pads last year or that you prefer to schedule maintenance first thing in the morning. That attention to detail comes naturally to us. Another reason Boerne Volvo drivers prefer us is our transparent, no-pressure approach. We’ll show you exactly what’s going on with your car. We might even invite you into the bay (safely) to see a worn part or a diagnosis firsthand. It’s all about empowering you as the owner with knowledge. We explain our recommendations clearly and never push repairs you don’t need. And let’s not forget convenience: our location right here in Boerne saves you a long trip into the city. We strive to make every visit efficient and pleasant, so caring for your Volvo doesn’t disrupt your day. In short, Boerne Volvo owners choose us because we combine top-tier expertise with a friendly, honest, and convenient service experience. We’re proud to be the local shop that delivers exactly what Volvo drivers need: confidence in their car and in their care provider.

Your European car is in expert hands with our ASE-certified technicians here in Boerne. Each member of our team undergoes continuous, specialized training to stay current on the latest German and European automotive technology. We use dealer-level diagnostic tools and procedures to care for even the most advanced models. It’s the kind of expertise you’d expect at a big-city dealership, delivered with the personal attention of a local shop. From routine maintenance to a complex repair in Kendall County, our technicians have literally seen it all. We service every customer with precision and pride. No need to drive into San Antonio for high-end service when you have factory-trained experts right here off Hwy 46. Dealer-level expertise with a neighborly touch. That’s what sets our team apart.

Every time you visit our Boerne shop, we include a complimentary multi-point inspection with your service to keep your car running its best. Our technicians methodically go bumper-to-bumper, examining all major systems using state-of-the-art digital diagnostics. We aim to catch small issues before they turn into big repair bills down the road. This proactive approach means you can drive with confidence, knowing your vehicle is road-ready for all your Hill Country commutes and adventures. We believe preventive care is key to safe, reliable driving. That’s why we treat each inspection with the same thoroughness as if your car were our own. By identifying wear and tear early, we help you avoid breakdowns and unexpected expenses. It’s one more way we put your safety first and deliver peace of mind on every visit. No vehicle leaves our garage unchecked when your safety is our top priority.

Every repair at our Boerne shop is completed with genuine OEM parts, which are the exact same parts your European vehicle’s manufacturer intended. We refuse to use cheap knock-offs or one-size-fits-all substitutes. By sourcing original components, we ensure a factory-precise fit that preserves your car’s performance and integrity on the road. Whether you’re navigating winding Hill Country backroads or cruising down Highway 46, you can trust every replaced part to perform just as reliably as the original. We never compromise when it comes to quality. Using factory-grade parts helps prevent new issues from popping up. These manufacturer-approved components carry the durability and safety standards your car was built for, which means fewer unexpected problems and a longer lifespan for your vehicle. In short, our commitment to OEM parts protects your investment for the long haul by never compromising on quality.

We stand behind our work with an industry-leading 2-year/24,000-mile warranty on both parts and labor for every repair. This means for the next 24 months or 24,000 miles after we service your car, you’re covered. If a covered repair doesn’t hold up, we’ll make it right at no extra cost. It’s our way of proving that we have complete confidence in the quality of our parts and the skill of our technicians (and of course, we do). For details on everything our warranty covers, see Our Warranty Page. Choosing Bavarian Auto Repair means choosing reliability and peace of mind. Few shops, and even few dealers, offer a warranty as generous as ours, because few can match our level of craftsmanship. We want you to leave our Boerne location knowing that the work was done right, and if anything unexpected arises, we’ve got your back. Drive away knowing you’re protected by a solid guarantee, and enjoy the road with full confidence in your car’s care.

Have an extended car warranty from a third-party or dealer? We make using it easy and hassle-free. Our Boerne team works directly with all major aftermarket warranty providers so you don’t have to play middleman. From verifying your coverage and obtaining approvals to handling all the paperwork and direct billing, we streamline the entire process for you. There’s no need to drive to a dealer in the city when you can use your warranty benefits right here at our shop, and we’ll coordinate the rest. Throughout the warranty repair, we keep you informed at every step. Our service advisors will explain what’s covered and update you as we liaise with your provider, so you’re never left in the dark. You get the high-quality repair your car needs with minimal out-of-pocket costs and zero headaches. In short, we help you make the most of your warranty while delivering the top-tier European auto service Boerne drivers expect from us.

No secrets and no surprises. That’s how we do business. At Bavarian Auto Repair Boerne, you’ll receive a clear, line-item estimate before any work begins, so you know exactly what the plan is and what it will cost. We welcome your questions and explain repairs in plain English, not technical jargon. If our inspection uncovered an issue, we’ll show you (often with photos or a digital inspection report sent straight to your phone) so you can see what we see. It’s car repair done openly and honestly, the way it should be. We treat our customers like neighbors and their vehicles like our own. That means no surprise charges on your bill and no pushy upsells for stuff you don’t need. Every repair is approved by you beforehand and documented every step of the way. This commitment to transparency has earned us the trust of the Boerne community over the years. We even put our promises in writing. Check out Our Policies for a closer look at how we put honesty first. When you choose us, you get complete visibility into your car’s care, giving you total confidence in the work we do.

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See what our Boerne customers have to say about their experience with Bavarian Auto Repair. Below are real reviews from local Volvo owners who trusted us with their cars. They mention things like the smoother driving and comfort restored to their Volvo after a service, the accuracy of our diagnostics (often resolving an issue on the first try), and the relief of finding an honest Volvo specialist right here in Boerne instead of having to drive into San Antonio. Many reviews highlight our staff’s friendliness and willingness to explain details. We’re honored by the kind words and recommendations from our neighbors. Their feedback is one of the best indicators of the quality and value we strive to provide. Give their reviews a read, and see why we’re Boerne’s go-to Volvo experts.

Five stars top to bottom for the entire team at Bavarian Auto out in Bergheim/Boerne. From the moment Christi answered my call, I was met with friendly service and transparency. I was provided detailed estimates, and given a thorough explanation for the recommended services needed - and at no time felt pressured into 'add ons'. So thankful to have found such an awesome specialty garage nearby - we won't be going anywhere else from here on out! Thanks so Christi and Derek and the entire team! :)

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Simply the best. The completed my wheel alignment timely and transported me to restaurant for breakfast so that I could wait in comfort. I highly recommend.

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This is the only place we trust with our cars, from new to vintage. Top notch workmanship and quality at a fair price. No need to look anywhere else. And they make us feel like we are part of the family. Truly outstanding!

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FAQs

Maintaining a Volvo can raise a lot of questions, and we’re here in Boerne to answer them. Our FAQ below addresses common queries from local Volvo owners. You’ll find info on things like “How often should I change my oil if I drive mostly short trips around Boerne?” (we might suggest more frequent changes given stop-and-go Hill Country driving and Texas heat), “Can you perform software updates or install new features on my Volvo?” (yes. We have the Volvo VIDA system to update modules, perform Sensus infotainment upgrades, and even do some coding tasks), and “Do you handle Volvo recalls or warranty work?” (while we’re not a dealer, we can perform out-of-warranty repairs that overlap with known recall issues, and we’ll make sure your Volvo is safe and up-to-date). We also talk about how we source genuine Volvo parts quickly, even here in Boerne. Take a look, and if you have a question that’s not listed, give us a shout. We’re always happy to talk Volvo and help however we can.

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Our Boerne service center is located at 22 Worth drive, Boerne, TX 78006, just off 46 and just over 2 miles from Ralph Fair road. We’re open Monday–Friday from 8 AM to 6 PM. Let us know when you book your appointment.

Absolutely! We strictly only use OEM genuine parts. It's one of our core standards…

Make our free multi-point inspection your Volvo’s regular check-in. Return every 5K miles or 6 months so we can use VIDA to verify safety and driver-assist systems, review timing belt status where applicable, check Haldex AWD coupling function, inspect brakes and cooling hoses, and confirm Sensus updates or calibration flags. You’ll get transparent notes, photos, and a plan that keeps the car calm and confident. Schedule your complimentary Volvo inspection.

Yes. Our team includes Volvo Master Technicians who undergo ongoing factory training. They use the latest Volvo diagnostic tools and software to pinpoint issues precisely—just like the dealership, but with a more personal touch.

We back every repair with a 24-month/24,000-mile warranty on both parts and labor. Should any covered issue arise, we’ll make it right—no fine print, no surprises.

Yes. Our use of OEM parts and Volvo-approved procedures ensures your factory warranty remains intact. We’ll provide all required service documentation for your records.

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Find Us in Boerne

Visiting Bavarian Auto Repair Boerne is easy. We’re located at 22 Worth Drive, Boerne, TX 78006, just a short hop off I-10 and minutes from downtown Boerne. See the map below for exact directions. When you arrive, pull right up and you’ll find a clean, welcoming facility and plenty of parking. Our friendly team will be ready to assist as soon as you step through the door. We’re proud to serve the Boerne community and can’t wait to take care of you and your Volvo!

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Oil-Pressure Warning Light

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Valvetrain Ticking or Knocking

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Blue or Grey Exhaust Smoke

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Oil Smell or Smoke Inside Cabin

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Dark, Sludgy Oil on the Dipstick

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Excessive Engine Heat

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Service Reminder (Oil Change) Indicator

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Low Oil Level Warning

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Dark or Sludgy Oil

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Rough Idle or Hesitation

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Visible Oil Leaks

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Use OEM Oil Specs

Replace the Filter Housing O-Ring

Reset the Service Reminder Properly

Inspect Valve-Cover & Oil-Pan Seals

Torque to Factory Specs

Top Off Between Services

Combine with Cooling-System Check

Avoid Excessive Engine Idling

Check Oil Level via Sensus

Driving Style Affects Intervals

Reset the Reminder

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Thermostat Replacement

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