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Wont shift into a gear, stays in that one gear.

My 2000 hyundai sonata, while i'm driving it will lung forward ,from maybe a hard shift. Than the check engine light turns on and the car wont shift from that gear (from by my house to the highway of speeds from 0 to 75). When i turn the car off and go to school or do something its fine when i turn it back on........please help me!

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Have your engine code read. It sounds like either the input or output speed sensor is bad.

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    I'll try that first. Thanks

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