Thanks Vicus ... but the torque converter is spinning connected to a central shaft splined in 3 places; as far as I can see there is no gallery for fluids at that point.Pan -> filter -> pick up tube -> oil pump -> torque converter.
Voilà.
:whistling:
Cheers Frank
No idea either. That's why I drive a 4 speed manual!any one able to help out? ... I truly am flummoxed as to how liquid can get from pan to torque converter
Hey Frank ... thank you ...makes more sense now. I'm a complete auto-trans noviceBetween oil pump and torque converter is first the converter pressure regulator valve, then control pressure regulator valve then through the turbine shaft to the converter.
Converter on one side drives the oil pump and is also supplied by the oil pump with new oil.
The turbine shaft is a tube in a tube which supplies and disposes the converter. So oil circle is given.
After its way through the converter it routes to the oil cooler and then back to the pan.
Cheers
Frank
If you need further information, let me know.Hey Frank ... thank you ...makes more sense now. I'm a complete auto-trans noviceBetween oil pump and torque converter is first the converter pressure regulator valve, then control pressure regulator valve then through the turbine shaft to the converter.
Converter on one side drives the oil pump and is also supplied by the oil pump with new oil.
The turbine shaft is a tube in a tube which supplies and disposes the converter. So oil circle is given.
After its way through the converter it routes to the oil cooler and then back to the pan.
Cheers
Frank
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