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How did they resolve this with modern fuel injected cars? I routinely drive mine until it runs out of gas (don't ask) and I haven't had any adverse problems.
by tocomment 15y ago
How did they resolve this with modern fuel injected cars?
I routinely drive mine until it runs out of gas (don't ask) and I haven't had any adverse problems.
- fletchowns 15y agoI've heard that can be really hard on your fuel pump.
- outworlder 15y agoI commented above about this, it actually happened to my car. The pump overheated. There were some natural gas kits sold that would not disable the fuel pump when you switched to gas. Some owners, when running out of gasoline, would switch to the gas. The fuel pump would keep running dry and melt. Something like this: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_WafeVL7IZss/S5VP0fVNvuI/AAAAAAAAJP8/ETrUPGSFT6U/s400/bomba-gasolina-derretida.JPG http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_WafeVL7IZss/S5VP0fVNvuI/AAAAAAAAJP...
- HeyLaughingBoy 15y agoI believe the problem (or at least one of them) with early fuel injection was that the injectors would overheat if they didn't have have the fuel passing through them to cool the solenoid. Newer cars won't even attempt to fire the injector if a high enough fuel pressure isn't sensed.