bigsparksman

Hello everyone I have a 2001 F150 Lariet with 173,000 miles on it
while driving the truck it just quit running no fuel I replaced the fuel
pump and the problem still exist. Heres what the truck does it starts
runs fine and when it gets hot it stalls wont restart just turns over but
when I let it sit overnight it starts up and no engine codes or any codes
are detected with a meter I'm at a loss any ideas are welcome
thanks

BareBonesXL

No directly helpful ideas for actions except do a better job describing the problem. There's not much at all to go on. Codes aren't detected by a meter. How do you know there was "no fuel"? How hot is "hot?

Just trying to help in case you're wondering why nobody has responded. I'm a word guy.

Fairly common for electrical components to fail when hot then fix themselves after cooling off. Ignition modules, etc. Checking for spark is a simple test for that.

quit running
no fuel
starts and runs
dies when hot
restarts after cooling off

R&TBabich

I would first check what's happening with the fuel pressure during all this.
Harbor Freight has an adequate fuel pressure gauge, #62623, for $20.
This would narrow down the troubleshooting a bit.
Even though the fuel pump is new there could be a problem with the fuel pressure - filter, fuel pump relay, wiring, crankshaft sensor or PCM.