multiples issues after running out of gas.
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multiples issues after running out of gas.
hello everyone,im here because i need a good advice ,here it where all start;a week ago on my way home from work i ran out of fuel ,so i had o walk a bit o get some ,i remember i got a couple gallons i pour that into the gas ,still could not crank, so i walked back to the service station and i got 2 more gallons but still did not crank so i spray some easy star fluid into the throttle body and it finally cranked up i drove home but since that little incident my 00 range rover hse has been acting very strange now it dont want to crank up unless I USE EASY STAR and it only runs for 20-30 mins and suddenly just dies off and its hard to cranked back up ,took it to autozone and got battery tested came out good starter tested which it was the same but when they tested the alternator the little device they use to test was saying that the alternator was bad and something about voltage regulator fault ,so they recomend me to replace it and i did replace the alternartor shortly after that bt it seems like it was in vain because still does the same thing thing sometimes it would star but cut off in about 20-30 mins AFTER stared n other time it woud not even star it turns over but it would not fired up so i tough i would give this site a shot before i take it to the shop ...please any advice ? or anyonme has ever gone throw this ?
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And - if after 30 minutes when it cuts off, unplug a spark plug wire, attach a spare plug, lay on manifold (or have worthless brother-in-law hold it), and try to crank and check for sparks. No sparks would indicate crank position sensor going bad. But fuel pump problems mentioned above are number 1 on my list as well.
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Replace your fuel filter first. The bad part about running your tank dry is that all the sediment in the tank gets sucked up too. It could have easily plugged the fuel filter. They are about $10 so it is an easy and quick thing to try. It is always the first thing I check when I have fuel issues.
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Replace your fuel filter first. The bad part about running your tank dry is that all the sediment in the tank gets sucked up too. It could have easily plugged the fuel filter. They are about $10 so it is an easy and quick thing to try. It is always the first thing I check when I have fuel issues.
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Ok,thanks for the advice by the way i have a 2000 range rover hse and i was told that theres no fuel filter,so i want to make that clear i alrady bough a filter and like you said its only 10 bucks i just can not locate where the fuel filter is,can you tell me where i can find it?
BTW, I am not aware of a single vehicle in production that doesn't use some sort of fuel filter. Heck, even race cars use fuel filters.