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This sounds exactly like a bad fuel pump. Do this turn the switch on then listen for the pump to run when it doesn't run have someone beat on the fuel tank with a piece of wood if the pump runs replace it. I hope this helps. Take Care.
You never leave a car running, as it will overheat the Exhaust Converter When you run out of fuel, you sometimes ruin the Fuel Pump It depends on gas to lubricate it,as strange as it sounds Check fuel pressure & volume at the motor with a gauge
There is a screen on the inlet of your fuel pump (internal to tank) and an in-line filter external to the tank. Running out of fuel puts all deposits on the screen and filter, clogging them up. Clean the screen, replace the filter.
If fuel filter hasn't been done lately I would start there & if you can, have fuel pressure tested while your at it. You may have tired fuel pump but pressure test will confirm. If you recently filled up somewhere different last time you got gas, I'd also try some "Heet" or similar just incase you got a tank full with some water in it.
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