My 2005 ford escape just died after i filled it up with gas and drove down the street and the fuel gage read 3/4 tank after i just completely filled it, 5 different codes were takin, coil #1, coil #2, coil #3, coil #4, and the fuel level sensor

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CarGurusApr 17, 2014 - If you have to use a gas can (from running out of gas), the car will come with a ... If it's not big enough, the metal door won't release. ... ford 2009 escape cap less fuel tank I cannot get the flap door open go fill the tank 1 answer.

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So this morning I stop to fill up with fuel and I can't put the nozzle in the tank! ... station where their fuel nozzle didn't "fit" the capless thing so the door didn't open. ... You need the Ford funnel. ... Like they're saying, if the pump end isn't big enough it won't hit the latch. ... You'll get the nozzle stuck in the filler.

Do you know if they also replaced the sending unit in the tank ?
It could also be a problem with the gauge on the dash.

You may have cooked the fuel pump.
Cars today use a fuel pump in the gas tank. The pump uses gasoline for both lube and to help keep the pump cool. Anytime the tank is below 1/4 the pump is working harder and running hotter than normal. If you drove it for 2 hours low on fuel, the pump may have died.
I would check the fuel pump relay to make sure the pump is getting power, if it is not, you can bypass the relay to verify it is not a pump problem.

Is this a flex fuel vehicle. If so, call the dealership and ask the parts dept. if there is a gauge module (perhaps behind the instrument cluster). This may be the culprit and needs to be replaced.

I'd use a couple of resistors representing full and empty. Take connector loose from fuel level sending unit at gas tank, two wires, use resistor between the proper two wires, turn key just to on, you shouldn't have to start it. If gage reacts properly to both resistors, I believe the problem is the sending unit in the gas tank. If it still doesn't function properly, have to check wiring circuits and instrument cluster. The resistor ohms, 16 ohm--and 158 ohms. These are just generic specs.
Some ford instrument clusters can do a self test. The only problem I have is, I don't which years this applies.
With the engine off, depress and hold the odometer reset button. Turn the key to the run position and hold until the gages sweep, within 5--8 seconds. Depress the reset button once to advance to each stage of the self test. Turn the ignition to the off position to exit self test. This test is w/o outside input, so if all gages sweep except the fuel gage, I suspect the instrument cluster has a problem. I'm not sure if your instrument cluster has the self test ability?

If it was hit in the back and the fuel tank
removed or replaced,the job wasn't
done correctly

You have EVAP Codes and Fuel Sending
Unit issues.
Could be vacuum hoses were not hooked up
correctly & wires not as well, on the fuel unit

Sloppy work-if that was the case

u need to change this gauge or try to dissasseble and clean it very well then try to install it back again

p0463 is a self diagnostic code that is for the fuel gage sending unit located inside the fuel tank if your fuel gage is reading empty just after you filled it then that verify's the code is correct you have a bad sending unit

Fuel gauge sending unit in the gas tank needs replacing.

all you do is open up the gas cap where you fill the tank at you do not need to remove any fuses but if you feel better take the negative side of the battery off first especially if you have a remote starter