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Car Forum / Isuzu Cars / April 2006

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isuzu rodeo ran out of gas and now wont start

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kddtwice - 02 Apr 2006 10:18 GMT
i ran out of gas and now it wont start. i was told there could be air in
the fuel injectors. how would i get the air out?  
keyes04@netscape.net - 04 Apr 2006 03:14 GMT
>i ran out of gas and now it wont start. i was told there could be air in
>the fuel injectors. how would i get the air out?  

Unfortunately, you may have just learned an expensive lesson.  It's
not like the old days with many fuel pumps now.  Quoting from

http://www.drivewire.com/isuzuparts/fuelpump.html

"The primary way fuel pumps fail is by running your car or truck out
of gas. Since the fuel is used to lubricate the fuel pump, running the
car out of gas will burn up the fuel pump very quickly."

I hope yours is only a priming issue and not a burned out pump.

C.R.
David - 04 Apr 2006 11:29 GMT
I am not clear whether the vehicle is petrol or diesel fuelled. On my diesel
Trooper I kept pumping the manual fuel pump located on top of the fuel
filter, as there is a fuel return pipe to the tank I presumed that most air
in the fuel delivery system would be pushed out. It worked for me.

David

>>i ran out of gas and now it wont start. i was told there could be air in
>>the fuel injectors. how would i get the air out?
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> C.R.
 
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