If you are having difficulties getting your car, truck, or utility vehicle started, it’s possible that the mass airflow sensor is dirty. Also called the MAF sensor, if this sensor…

Located in front of the tailpipe, the oxygen (O2) sensor keeps track of the oxygen levels in your vehicle’s exhaust. This information is important because the engine control unit (ECU),…

If your engine is misfiring and your spark plugs are fine, the problem could be your fuel injectors. If the fuel injectors are clogged, your engine is not getting a…

There is no safe fluid your car can leak, but not all car fluids are created equal. Leaking condensation out of your tail pipe, for instance, is a few fries…

Did you know that the color of your vehicle’s exhaust says a lot about the health of the engine? In fact, the fact that you can see the exhaust alone…

Everybody needs to get the most out of their money these days. We get that here at Trinity Auto Care. You can make adjustments to your driving habits that will…

If your car is overheating and there is nothing wrong with the cooling system, it’s possible that your fuel pump is overheating. As diesel fuel or gasoline flows through the…

Red spots on your garage floor underneath your automobile indicate it is leaking one of many crucial fluids. Trinity Auto Care would like to talk about the different colors of…