Empty Fuel Tank.
When the car is virtually running on empty has anyone ever noticed weird sounds in the car?
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It's probably the sounds of soot and grime being sucked into your fuel injection. :)
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Why in the world would you run a Porsche, or for that matter, any car, on a virtually empty fuel tank? If you do this very often then you can say goodbye to your fuel pump, let alone the damage you can do to the injectors. They run better on the top half of the tank.
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I thought you weren't supposed to drive a car with less than 1/4 tank, because of the fuel injection. I think it was okay in the carburetor days, but not now. I always maintain 1/4 tank minimum.
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The weird sounds are coming from your subconscious saying that u are short on brains. How could you do that?:confused::confused:
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Don't run it empty. Fuel pumps are not cheap.
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Sorry about that, More. Fortunately, rude and uncalled-for remarks like this are rare here and most people are understanding, sympathetic, and helpful. We've all learned lessons about our cars the hard way. Don't let this put you off posting again. I will make the suggestion that you do a search before posting to make sure you're not asking a question that has already been repeatedly answered, otherwise you may deserve the flaming you get in reply. :D |
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Shaken but not stirred ? Hopefully. :cool: |
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I have suffered no ill effects, thus far. I do understand the risks. And there are a few times where I DID GET a SLIGHT HESITATION or miss. Most likely due to crap in the gas. That may be what the original poster was commenting about. I clean my TB frequently, so it must be the gas. That said, you can say, "I told you so" when I burn up my fuel pump. Until then, thanks for the warning but life supersedes the fuel need sometimes. Don't live in fear my friends, that is no way to be either! |
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Who can afford the stuff anyway..
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