Best guess. When you ran out of gas. The fuel system sucked up all the junk out of the pick up tray. Which would clog the fuel pump screen. Also you lost the pressure in the fuel system. To fix this problem you need to disconnect the battery to clear the fault code. Then add some more gas to the tank. A few gallons or so. Just to make sure that there is enough gas in the tank for the fuel pump to be primed. Make sure the car is park and the park brake is set. Reconnect the battery. Get in the driver seat And turn the to start. But do not start the car! If you hear a humming noise coming from the back. Great! it should restore pressure to the fuel system. If you not hear a humming. The fuel pump is broken. Have a trusted car guy replace the pump. Good Luck

Answered by straight ahead
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If memory serves, most vehicles have protection circuitry to either trip a breaker or blow the fuel pump fuse to protect it from running dry.
Try finding the reset or check the fuel pump fuse/fusable link.

Good Luck

Answered by danimalgmc
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If you not hear a humming. The fuel pump is broken.
Not to quick-confirm that the PCM and FP relay are doing their job if not the fuel pump won't turn On.

Answered by rasmataz
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