Why is check engine light blinking on 2008 accord only happens on long trips
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John answered 5 years ago
The check engine light flashes to warn you that the catalytic converter is in danger. Generally a miss fire causes this because the raw fuel will severely overheat the converter causing it to melt and become useless and sometimes colgging the exhaust. Take it to a shop and have diagnosed.
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