SOURCE: ran out of gas-truck won't start-replaced fuel
you probably have air in the lines, if you have a carb, spray some quick start into the carb and turn it over, if it starts and then dies when the starting fluid has run out, you probably need a fuel pump, since the running of the car should have blown out any air that was in the line, If your car is fuel injected, loosen the bolt cap at the end of the injector line that supplies the fuel,, and tap the key once,, ( don't start it,, ) just turn the key on and off 3 or 4 times, this should blow fuel out of that loose bolt head, if it does your getting fuel, if not, back to the fuel pump, also you can check this link, http://www.aa1car.com/library/us1296.htm
SOURCE: 2007 kawasaki vulcan 2000 fuel
Check the (vacuum controlled) fuel valve.
Move the fuel valve selector (reserve / main and back few times) to rule out fuel valve diaphragm plate problem.
Today's methonal fuel can cause problem on plastic part inside the valve.
Use small amount of starting fluid to aid starting,
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