Inside the impeller pump are a series of fins that centrifugally drive the fluid toward its outside diameter and into the turbine. The size of the torque converter (and pump) and the number and ...

A torque converter consists of three major internal components: the pump, turbine, and stator, as well as transmission fluid. The housing of the converter is bolted to the engine's flywheel, and ...

The pump impeller pumps and circulates fluid through the torque converter. As engine rpm increases, the rate of fluid flow through the converter increases until it reaches lockup.

ATI shows us a new torque converter impeller shell, which is actually tied to the transmission’s front pump. The pump’s drive hub hasn’t been installed yet. These fins move fluid through the ...

The patent application (Publication Number: US20240034545A1) describes a torque converter with a unique cap design. The torque converter includes an impeller with an impeller shell and hub, along ...

As soon as the pump and turbine wheel or the engine and transmission are turning at the same speed, the torque converter lock-up clutch is engaged. Automatic torque converter has advantages ...