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What causes the transmission not go into overdrive when hot?

Low Transmission Fluid:

- Check the transmission fluid level and quality. Add or change the fluid as necessary.

Defective Solenoids:

- Solenoids are responsible for engaging and disengaging the gears in the transmission. A defective solenoid can prevent the transmission from shifting into overdrive.

Torque Converter Issues:

- The torque converter is responsible for transferring power from the engine to the transmission. A faulty torque converter can prevent the transmission from shifting into overdrive.

Worn Clutch or Band:

- Worn clutches or bands can also prevent the transmission from shifting into overdrive. If the clutch or band is worn, it will not be able to engage properly, which will prevent the transmission from shifting gears.

Faulty Shift Cable:

- The shift cable is responsible for moving the transmission into different gears. If the shift cable is damaged or disconnected, the transmission will not be able to shift into overdrive.

Electronic Control Module (ECM) Issues:

- The ECM is the computer that controls the transmission. A faulty ECM can prevent the transmission from shifting into overdrive.