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Torque converter, location / task / design / function - GF27.20-P-5100G: Notes

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TRANSMISSION 722.6 

Fig 1: Identifying Torque Converter Location / Design / Function
G04606445Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.
  Torque converter, location The torque converter is rigidly bolted to the driver plate in the torque converter housing.  
  Torque converter, task Reduces the power flow between the engine and the automatic transmission to a minimum when the vehicle is stationary and the engine is idling, boosts the engine torque and provides infinitely variable engine speed and torque matching when moving off.  
  Torque converter, design The impeller (P) is connected to the engine, the turbine wheel (T) is connected to the transmission input shaft.
The stator (L) is connected to the transmission housing via a freewheel and the stator shaft (8).
 
  Torque converter, function   GF27.20-P-5100-02G