Torque converter
AssigneeYutaka Giken Co., Ltd.
InventorsKentaro Watanabe, Ayako Shibazaki, Kazuto Nagaishi, Jun Komori
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AssigneeYutaka Giken Co., Ltd.
InventorsKentaro Watanabe, Ayako Shibazaki, Kazuto Nagaishi, Jun Komori
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A torque converter includes first and second dampers disposed in a torque transmission path during lockup, and a dynamic damper attached to the torque transmission path between the first and second dampers. The dynamic damper includes an inertial rotating body having a weight member mounted on an outer peripheral part of an inertia plate sandwiched between a pair of retaining plates, and an elastic member provided between the inertia plate and the retaining plates. A claw part is provided on one of the retaining plates disposed on a side opposite to the clutch constituent member with respect to the inertia plate. The first damper spring is sandwiched between the claw part and the clutch constituent member, and an elongated hole is formed in the inertia plate, the elongated hole extending lengthwise in a peripheral direction of the inertia plate while the claw part is inserted through the elongated hole.
A torque converter in which a first damper and a second damper are disposed in a torque transmission path that transmits torque between an output shaft and a clutch constituent member forming part of a lockup clutch so as to rotate together with a pump impeller in a state in which the lockup clutch is connected, the first damper having a first damper spring retained by the clutch constituent member, the second damper having a second damper spring retained by a pair of retaining plates that form part of the torque transmission path and are disposed so as to be spaced in an axial direction of the output shaft, and a dynamic damper being attached to the torque transmission path between the first damper and the second damper,
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