By running your tank empty, you could possibly have sucked some sediment or debris that was at the bottom of your fuel tank into fuel line and fuel filter. If your vehicle is fuel injected, check your fuel pressure with a fuel pressure gauge. If your vehicle has a carburetor, you can still perform a fuel pressure test, or simply remove the fuel line and monitor fuel flow into a suitable container.
I experienced this after changing the fuel filter in my 1976 240D. It seems as though air must be bled from the fuel lines once the system has been opened (as in running out of gas.
Add gas, cycle key a couple of times. Engine should strart after a little bit of cranking.
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A major clue would be the vehicle stopping.
unless there are other issues all you gotta do is add Gasoline. Then start as per usual method.
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Your Bendix is sticking on your starter!! get it rebuilt! it is not disengaging or engaging due to the heat!
there is a plastic valve on the mettalic fuel line coming to the injectors. Just open it a little bit, ask somebody to start the car. When the air will be gone(the gas will be leaking), tie it up.
Clogged fuel filter, Replace the filter.
just turn the key off and on a few times and try start it after 2 times and repeat it a few time it should start my sunfire ran out of gas about 4 times since i had it and it always started after i did that
It depends of what sort of lighter it is? If it's a normal cheap lighter it runs on gas and can be refilled. And if it's the big bulky ones, it runs of petrol and also can be refilled.
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