Well first of all it stops. However you may be more concerned about whether or not it will start when refilled with fuel. From my experience the fuel injection system is self priming and needs no further intervention once the gas tank is refilled. This may not be true of diesel powered vehicles of which I know very little.
It doesn't run anymore until you put more in.
it would depend if the car is carburated, or fuel injected... if it is carburated it can flood the motor (if this happens just give it about 20 mins and try and start it again), if it is fuel injected nothing will happen.
check the car ; and if it is fuel injected send it to the shop because the oils can damage your hand if touched.
coolant temp sensor
It is inside the fuel tank on fuel injected models.
If car is fuel injected (which I assume it is) it does not have a choke
If this car is fuel injected, it is located behind the passenger kick panel. If it is not fuel injected, it does not have one.
Reprogram the car's computer.
Is the car Carbuerated or Fuel injected?
Chevrolet and Ford introduced fuel injection in 1957.
no
If your car has the fuel injected V6 the fuel filter is next to the fuel tank. If your car has the carburetor the fuel filter is in the inlet to the carburetor.
Most Likely If it Is Fuel Injected Electronically It Is Located In your Fuel Tank.....