2000OdysseyLX wrote:

> I do have an appointment next week with the dealer to diagnose this, but
> I'm looking at $100+ just to do the diagnositics.
>
> I'm wondering if there is a way for me (no mechanical ability, no
> special tools) to diagnose the problem at home, or even if there's a way
> to reset the computer/warning light.

go to pep boys, get an actron OBD2 code scanner, for $100. it plugs in,
reads codes, resets the light. good for all vehicles from 1996 to present.