Automatic Transmission Torque Converter and Fluid Pump

From Toyota hi-Ace and Mitsubishi L300 Minivans

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Automatic
• Transmission
• Torque
• Converter
• and
• Fluid
• Pump
• Toyota
• hi-Ace
• Mitsubishi
• L300
• Minivan
• van
• car
• automotive

[Convict78]

Clumsy ass hillbilly!! Mount the camera on a tripod, fool. Suddently you have 2 hands!

[Aussie50]

@Convict78 I can do things however I want, especially since it trolls ppl like you :P

[kolbpilot]

I used to bad mouth the typical automatic transmission but now I know better. 209k mile GM 4L60E, still working amazingly well.

[Aussie50]

@kolbpilot yeh, lotta early ones and cheapos tended to fail in the past, but these days the typical auto is great!, and can last 500,000km with care and regular service

[MonkeySpecs301]

Thanks for the vid,but quick question. Is the ATF in the torque converter constantly renewed with the ATF in the tranny? Or is it independent?

[Aussie50]

@MonkeySpecs301 the fluid is continuously flushed. it comes out of the oil pump, into the torque converter then out to the valve body i believe,

[Grasshopper80s4ever]

Lots and lots of parts!!. This is why transmission specialist get paid good . peace out from the 80's kid

[HeavyDemir]

@063209dr ah, thx nice to know

[Trendyrapslut]

@milehighclassics just as confused as you

[063209dr]

@HeavyDemir No. It's the lack of fluid pump action is why caution is the better part of valour when deciding to push an automatic car more than a short distance, even when in neutral.

[HeavyDemir]

@063209dr and I thought when he show the one way clutch: is that way u can't push an automatic ???

[milehighclassics]

Friction? In oil. ???

[trio3d]

I don't understand Australian any more. I must go back.

[063209dr]

As soon as you said that bit doesn't move (rotate) I said wrong! As you discover later in the video, being the one way clutch it does move.