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weaponx · 07-23-2016, 05:53 PM

2009 370z
Single Turbo

Well this is embarrassing, never in my life have I allowed a car to run out of gas. I let my gas get low after an autocross session and when I was coming off a ramp, I was speeding up and the car lost power.

I pulled over on the side of the road and began my nightmare. I tried adding gas in intervals i am now at a full tank.

* Reset the codes with the battery disconnect
* Tried starting fluid
* Checked for fuel at the
* Checked plug fouling
* Checked spark
* Used my ECUTek to check for DTCs
* Cleared DTCs, only the code B2607 and B2609 came up which I read is the steering lock hack
* Reset ECU
* Checked fuel pump status
* Fuel Pump Control On

Nothing, at this point I am wondering if I burned the fuel pump out and perhaps not getting enough pressure?

I do not have a fuel pressure gauge connected unfortunately,

Any advice appreciated.

07-23-2016, 05:53 PM	#1 (permalink)
weaponx Base Member Join Date: Dec 2015 Location: NC Posts: 32 Drives: 370z, Tundra Rep Power: 10	Car will not start help please 2009 370z Single Turbo Well this is embarrassing, never in my life have I allowed a car to run out of gas. I let my gas get low after an autocross session and when I was coming off a ramp, I was speeding up and the car lost power. I pulled over on the side of the road and began my nightmare. I tried adding gas in intervals i am now at a full tank. * Reset the codes with the battery disconnect * Tried starting fluid * Checked for fuel at the * Checked plug fouling * Checked spark * Used my ECUTek to check for DTCs * Cleared DTCs, only the code B2607 and B2609 came up which I read is the steering lock hack * Reset ECU * Checked fuel pump status * Fuel Pump Control On Nothing, at this point I am wondering if I burned the fuel pump out and perhaps not getting enough pressure? I do not have a fuel pressure gauge connected unfortunately, Any advice appreciated.