Nothing to do with the trans reset. My guess is the coolant valley pan is leaking, which is all but impossible to see as it is under the intake manifold... If you remove the plastic cover over the engine there is one spot towards the rear of the passengers side where you can kinda see down in there with a flashlight and look for coolant. It usually only leaks under pressure like when hot after driving, and has some room to pool up before it drips out the back.

If that is the leak be prepared for some costly labor as the total job pays about 8 hours + the parts cost.

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