This is a possibility for you however its really hard to know for fact what the car is doing
when I dont get to test drive it,,, Your car also has a lk up converter,, the stock converter
is aprox 2800 to 3000 stall,, ( of course your motor dont make enough torque to stall it
up to that) When the converter lks up since it such a slippy converter anyway its much
like a actual shift... However your car is programed to not allow converter LK up until
a certain engine temp is met, usually around 140 to 160 F* When its colder out side
it simply will take the engine longer to get 140 or 160F* and simply put, you may be
mistaken LK up converter with shifting into overdrive,, Dont be offended, I see this on
a weekly basis at the Transmission shop where a torque converter is broken and cant
lk up or Ive had a couple time where a engine thermostat failed in the open position
and the engine in the winter never gets to 140 but the complaint is it dosnt shift
into Over drive... Hope this helps, it may or maynot be your case,,, Have any questions
email...
RREYNOLD@NENONET.COM owner of Hannibal Transmission , 604 Race
transmissions and 604 quick change gears..