Probably not, the in-tank low pressure fuel pump feeds the high pressure pump via fuel lines. The reason people say it’s hard on the fuel pump to run the tank low is that the pump won’t be fully surrounded by the fuel in the tank and will run hotter/harder. This shouldn’t impact the fuel supply to the HPFP, but it’s still not an ideal thing to do. That said, if you’re regularly running to the point that the car dies, I could see that causing an issue.
Probably not, the in-tank low pressure fuel pump feeds the high pressure pump via fuel lines. The reason people say it’s hard on the fuel pump to run the tank low is that the pump won’t be fully surrounded by the fuel in the tank and will run hotter/harder. This shouldn’t impact the fuel supply to the HPFP, but it’s still not an ideal thing to do. That said, if you’re regularly running to the point that the car dies, I could see that causing an issue.