dewmanshu

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WTF...lol ooookay. Yeah what kb said. Paying 75 to fill it up and drive for 4 days vs. 37 bucks for 2 days...pick your poison.

btw, to the ones killing the pump by sucking air...it's more of the matter that the pump overheats as well. Fuel keeps the pump cool.

terravast4

iTrader: (25)

It's easy. Fill up when you get to 1/4 tank. Once you have had to change one of these fuel pumps out you will never even get close to letting the warning light come on. Call it preventative maintenance.

Chevy Cowboy

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75 bucks give me a break, lol costs me at least 90 to fill my tank

1FastBrick

iTrader: (17)

!!!Exactly!!! the lower you run it, the more it cost to fill it up...

CashDudeHomie

iTrader: (5)

Yeah, keep it full. A stock for stock swap isn't very hard, but $300 isn't worth it.

viciousknid

iTrader: (8)

I learned the hard way not to trust the light. just fill it back up when you hit between 1/8 to 1/4. as far as the question in the title "What is truely empty?" if it won't start, its truely empty.

jkwalkercchs

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i made it 70 miles before i died i can tell u that

dont run it on empty though fuel is what cools the fuel pump
well hell dewmanshu beat me to that but still thats why my cuz has went thru 2 because hes a cheap *** and rides around on the light all the time

dewmanshu

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00ChevyScott, I couldn't resist, since you didn't have an avatar anyway, I hooked ya up.

00ChevyScott

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haha i saw that and was like huh? haha

but thanks anyways, that ought to remind me to go get gas

TXsilverado

iTrader: (19)

i run mine dry all the time. ive sputtered into gas stations more than once haha. so far ive been lucky and my pump is surviving. its still quiet and everything.