Rob, I hope you meant you ran out of fuel instead of gas. I think you are seeing/hearing the fuel pump. What you need to do is first maybe change your primary filter as you probably sucked some gunk off the bottom when you ran out of fuel. When you change that make sure it is completely full of fuel, Then go to the engine and find the air bleeder screw/bolt on the injectors that lets air out of the line. Have someone turn on the key and run the fuel pump while you back out the screw until you hear the air coming out it it. Eventually fuel will come out so close it quickly. Shut off the key. It sounds like you have air in your line which is a common occurrance in those situations. Dick Schmidt Greenville, NC Rush No More
--- On Sun, 7/11/10, RobAdkins <[email protected]> wrote: From: RobAdkins <[email protected]> Subject: [IC27A] my get up and go got up and went. To: [email protected] Date: Sunday, July 11, 2010, 7:03 PM hi all, so my trusty universal m-18 won't fire off. it turns over aplenty but no put-put. we ran out of gas last weekend and after putting 4-ish gallons in it still won't go. what's wrong? there is also, coincidentally, a rapid clicking noise coming from an ignition coil looking gizmo, mounted to the inside wall of the engine compartment, when the key is in the on position and also when cranking. what is this gizmo and why is it clicking like a angry solenoid? any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks!-rob
