Ran out of gas, replaced gas try starting, wont start, no fuel going to engine, battrey ran low need jump for power, car still wont start no gas smell going to engine
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No crank to a mechanic means the starter motor doesn't spin the engine over, is this what you mean? Or do you mean the engine cranks over but will not fire up and run? If it is the latter have you added at least 3 gallons of gas to the tank to make sure the electric fuel pump inside the tank can properly prime? If not do that, also you can spray starting fluid into the engine engine air intake pipe after adding the 3 gallons and see if that gets it going. If it still will not start you have burned up the fuel pump and you will need to drop the fuel tank and replace the pump, remember the pump is cooled and lubricated by the gasoline it runs in, so when you run low on fuel or out you can very quickly severely damage the small electric fuel pump. Never let the gas gauge level go below 1/8 tank to prevent premature fuel pump failure.
low oil on some models will stop it from starting however I would say you have a fuel filter stoped up this happens sometimes when you run a car out of gas they pick up trash,
If it ran before you ran out of gas, and now it doesn't, it is a pretty safe bet that it is NOT getting the gas where it needs to go.
What I would try is using some starting fluid or squirting some fuel into the throttle body to give the van a chance to get the engine up to higher speeds (however briefly) to increase the number of times the injectors fire, hoping to speed the process of fuel getting from the tank to the engine. Hopefully, in this way, you can reestablish normal fuel flow.
Plus, if introducing fuel does not get the engine to show signs of life, the solution starts to look like perhaps something more serious...
The fuel lubricates the fuel pump, so if you ran completly out you may have burned out the fuel pump. First you can do a fuel pressure test, it should be 41-47 psi, if low replace filter and check again. If still low verify pump is getting power then replace. Thanks
Gas line filter may be dirty and clogged. Change it. There could be sediment or dirt in the tank that you drew up to the filter when you ran out of gas and it has built up and is blocking gas from getting into the engine.
Sounds like fuel pump burned out when you ran out of gas. probably ran dry for about 20 sec till engine quit. Check for power to fuel pump in tank.Most likely fuel pump will need replacement . Hope this helps
you probably ran it to low and sucked some trash out of the tank. try changing the fuel filter or put some gas in it because the little fuel you had in it probably evaporated over night.
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