Why is it called the torque converter?
A. It converts torque into energy.
B. It multiplies th...
Engineering, 12.10.2020 23:01 Sk8terkaylee
Why is it called the torque converter?
A. It converts torque into energy.
B. It multiplies the torque to help the vehicle begin to move.
C. It allows engine torque to be transferred.
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