1995 Honda civic, check engine light is on, any way to reset that without plugging the car into a diagnostic computer ?

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All sorts of ideas here. You need an auto electrician with a pro grade scan tool computer to sort that mess out.

You could try a reset again.

Disconnect both battery leads for 10 minutes. Hold positive and negative together for 2 minutes. Connect positive lead. Connect negative lead. Reset security system.

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You'll have to either buy a diagnostic meter or take the car to a service provider to have the check engine light reset.

Get diagnostics done , obd

If you have fixed the problem, the easiest thing to get the light out is to have someone hook up a scan tool to it and reset the computer. If the problem is truly fixed the light will eventually go out on it's own after the car has completed the proper drive cycle. This should just naturally happen after you drive the car awhile.

Check engine light means emissions control system failure.
I would only rely on Honda to properly diagnose this and
replace component failure with Honda part. The ck engine
light was probably reset when your mechanic replaced the
crankshaft sensor, and in time, came back on cause the
problem has not been corrected.

Reset the computer.

I don't believe there is a different way, Im sure you know that autozone offers free diagnostic with there store use obd2 device.

Yes you have to reset your cars computer diagnostics ,You do this by removing both cables from the battery wait a few seconds then put cables back on the battery and your done.....Hope that solves your problem

COMMON PROBLEM OF THE ROTOR INSIDE THE DISTRIBUTOR THE SET SCREW COMES LOOSE AND ROTOR BUTTON DOES NOT TURN........IF NOT THEN TURN KEY TO RUN POSITION... DOES THE CHECK ENGINE LIGHT COME ON THIS WILL TELL YOU IF THE MAIN COMPUTER IS POWERING UP... GET BACK WITH ME FOR MORE HELP AFTER THOSE STEPS

Go to the nearest auto zone an ask to borrow the OBD-II diagnostic tool.

When you get the code, you can look it up =>
http://www.obd-codes.com/