zachwilliams02
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- Dec 30, 2012
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marietta,
New York
hi I have a 95 eclipse gst. I got it from craigslist a week or two ago and I am continuously noticing things on it new. im not mad of the problems because I got it for 800 bucks. but anyways, it has an autometer af gauge which is I believe a narrowband, now I know that they are completely useless but this one may actually be reading right. I took out my plugs at school to find them white so that was a key sign. then I just blew a headgasket believe it or not doing 30mph in fith gear. so I took off the head to find a hole melted between the wall on cylinder one and two on the head. also the two valves on I think the intake side are white on every cylinder., they may be the exhaust id have to go look at it. anyways I just bought a used head for it and im getting a gasket set soon. what can I do so this doesn't happen again. little info, stock fuel system, 16lbs of boost, one day I accidently gave it to my father running at 23 lbs, but I don't think he beat on it so it prob didn't get higher than 16 or 18. still help!
. This is why the first few mods recommended by all of us is a boost gauge and wideband. And as for the codes your coolant temp always being low isnt really a good thing I would check to see if the thermostat is even in place. For the fuel trim code sounds like one of your o2 sensors might be shot . You know you beat on this thing and you already mention boost levels above stock keep the boost stock till you have proper mods. I'm not hating on you but I got my first dsm when I was 19 and I know exactly how I drove it fast and like I stole it, think about it.
And the best advise I can give you once you get it back together go over a extensive pm list leaving no stone unturned 
but I had to swap cams and that was a pain one question tho, little ball that the rocker rest on has a hole drilled in it for oil passage, well on my old head those holes are much bigger than the one on the new head, also my oil light was allways on for low oil pressure, could that be why?