I had this problem with a 99 Ranger. The DPFE is a rectangular unit about the size of a deck of cards, usually silver or black in color. It is located on top of the intake (mine was right in the center. It has a small vacuum hose on top and one on the bottom and a wire plug on the front. It is held on by 2 screws and takes only minutes to change. You clear the code by disconnecting the battery for a few minutes. Hope this helps.
There isn't a reset, either the sensor, wiring, etc. is bad.
An Oxygen sensor does not reset. You have to replace them and yes they are expensive.
there is no need to reset the computer for an 02 sensor.
It would help to know the sensor that needs resetting.
Yes, replace the sensor and have the dash light reset.
un hook the battery then rehook battery should reset if not then bad sensor some where
Replace the bulb that is burnt out.
you don't, replace the sensor as it's bad.
I've been told that after the computer is reset that you have to drive 200 to 1000 miles before they link up and register.
If an Explorer engine oil change soon light stays on, the sensor needs replaced. The sensor may also need reset by holding the button down for five seconds.
problem is not sensor but is in wiring to sensor or computer
Replace the faulty speed sensor and the light will reset itself after a short drive.