Full throttle only goes 40 mph
You have a major problem if it is not shifting into even into 2nd gear. Take it now before it develops into more. You have internal components not functioning correctly. I am assuming you have the proper amount of transmission fluid.
SOURCE: Hyundai accent high revving during gear change
you may have a problem with the idle sensor located near the fuel injection system.
SOURCE: 1999 Grand Voyager transmission not shifting into high gear
Do yourself a favor & get it scanned at transmission shop, or dealer & fixed as needed,(within reason) . Delaying it could cost lots of money. A rebuilt is about $1500-$2000.
SOURCE: High idle speed, it goes on its own to 40 mph, 2002 hyundai accen
Throtle position motor faulty
SOURCE: 99 dodge ram that jerks between 40 and 50 mph
Bring it back to the transmission shop and have them test drive it with the scanner to see if the Throttle Position Sensor (TPS) needs to be replaced. A worn TPS will case the transmission to have shifting problems, the TPE sends voltage signals to the PCM and will control the transmission shift points and firmness. If the TPS has a flat spot and the voltage is down at the point where the transmission needs to shift, there may be a conflict of shift program and needs to be addressed. Good luck and keep me posted.
SOURCE: 1993 chevy k1500 transmission problem
Do you mean start the car in drive? if so that problem is inhibitor switch. Other shift problems can be caused by TPS (throttle posistion sensor) if applicable
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