Could someone explain why my engines stop running when my center tank empties? I had this same problem years ago and I couldn't figure out what I did wrong. Now I tried CS 767 again and after I reached point where my center tank emptied my engines stopped running... Is something wrong with my airplanes overhead configuration?:



Switches/Buttons you see being on were like that also before engine failure, other than ram air turbine. All the warning lights are also on just because of engines quitting, I had no warning lights or any other warnings before that...

I am not entirely sure if fuel crossfeed is supposed to be on, I have had it always on in other 767 simulation from lets say Level C simulations, and never had a problem.

Please help me, if I can't figure out what I do wrong I can't really make any use of CS 767... Like you can see plenty of fuel both right and left tank, but for some reason engines are not getting it.

After I pressed ctrl + e my engines started again without me changing anything in airplanes configuration though crossfeed seemed to go off by itself.

And sorry about big picture, just there to allow you see my configuration well.

Ok thanks for fast reply, as default flight when FSX loads I simply have default ultralight and Friday Harbor, and I have then just selected CS 767 and chosen airport where I want to fly from and started my flight, I guess that isn't going to work with this bird then. So if I go to my departure airport with default Cessna 172 and turn on fuel tank selector switch to ALL it should work?

I will try to do that tomorrow when I try this very same flight again and see what happens.

Ok I set default flight as Cessna 172 cold & dark with all fuel tanks selected, no problem anymore.

Thank you very much for helping, I can now finally enjoy also 767-200 in my virtual hangar