Car was empty i fill it up the car cranks but wont start

Fuel is what lubs the pump you might have burn it cranking it without gas if no fuel n you keep cranking it it will burn its inside the tank

Take off the radiator fill cap.
Top off the radiator.
Crank the engine.

Are there bubbles or is there water spouting out of the radiator fill hole?

Yes: likely cylinder head gasket failure or cracked header.

No: Pressure test cooling system after topping off with a pressure tester. Locate source of leak.

Assuming the water leak isn't anything to do with the non-starting situation, which it probably is though form the sound of it, also check the following:

1) Air filter
2) Fuel filter
3) Manifold Air Pressure sensor.
4) Mass Air Flow sensor.

Could be timing belt/chain. A good indication would be if it cranks faster than it did when it would start. I am not fimiliar with your car, but on most cars you can remove the oil fill cap and see springs, rocker arms, etc. If you see "Stuff", have someone crank the engine while you look in the hole, and see if any thingys are moving. If you get any type of spark while cranking the engine, it's not the timing belt.

Not understanding what your asking. But was having a similar problem.Engine was cranking but wont start.I found out that the battery volts were to low.Changed batteries and there she goes started right up.

it sounds like the fuel pump needs replacing.by spraying either and it starts tells me there is no fuel getting to the cylinders.

Don't let the car run out of gas. Fill the tank and run until the tank is half empty. Again fill the tank.
By driving until you run out of gas, you are letting sediments/dirt collected in the bottom of the tank to enter the engine. Rather they will block the fuel filter. Then gas will not reach the engine.
Clean the gas filter and your car will run fine.
The same advice again. Don't drive until the tank becomes empty.

I don't know how long you let it sit or what climate you are located in so.... From what you said I would guess you have had water condensation in the tank. I would change the fuel filter, fill the tank with fresh fuel and add a container of "water remover" to the tank. If water is the problem this will allow the water to be mixed with the fuel in a very small percentage and burn it along with the fuel. Full or almost full tanks do not condense water. Empty or almost empty tanks do when allowed to sit for a while.

The reason is: When you completely run out of gas your gas lines are completely drained of fuel. When you refuel the car the fuel lines are still empty, and you will need to crank the car until the fuel pump has filled the gas lines and established the correct fuel pressure.I also suggest you turn key to on position to let electrical system run fuel pump and when ready to crank over engine have battery hooked up to a battery charger this should do it!!

yep i seen it in happen .i was at a gas station a guy drove car to the gas station on empty.he fill his tank up .could not get it to crank .some cars you have to restart fuel pump when run out of gas. like chrysler.you use a scanner. but chervrolet you run low over heat damage the pump.it has to stay submerge gas to keep it cool. check fuel pump pressure.it should be 41 - 47 psi.

no fuel to filter you say!! when you turn key on with out cranking it can you hear the fuel pump grunt grrrr? I would start with that!!!