The problem may be the module that shifts the transmition from gear to gear. Is the car in second gear only? If so its in a safe mode so you can still drive it off a highway if needed. This also happens when the speedometer sensor goes bad and the transmition doesnt know when to shift. I had this happen on a highway and it cost about $350.00 for the fix. Replaced the module and speed sensor. Good luck
the forward gear clutch pack is worn out. the only solution is to get the transmission rebult.
If the vehicle is having difficulties shifting in that many gears then there is one solution. The transmission itself will need replaced.
According to the report entitled "Automatic Transmission Fluid Overheating: New Jersey Forest Fire Service's Solution to High Temperature Problems in Ford F-350 and F-450" the ideal operating maximum is 175 degrees Fahrenheit. Above 200 degrees, ATF breaks down and above 240 degrees transmission damage becomes imminent.
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the only solution that you can affect at home is to check fluid level, and change the fluid and filter this should be done about every 30,000 miles, all other issues need to be dealt with by a reputable transmission specialist.
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A 2005 Hyundai Elantra with less than 100,000 miles is still eligible for coverage under the manufacturer's warranty. Transmission slip could be any number of things, but the cheapest fix is to ensure the proper transmission fluid is being used. If the recommended fluid is being used, then the best solution is to take it to the dealership and request a warranty repair.
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What you're calling "overdrive" is probably torque converter "lockup". There's a good chance that it's a sticking relay inside the transmission. If that's the cause, be grateful, since a rebuilt transmission is about the only other option.