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My Cookies. Frequently Asked Questions. Forum Rules. What is the purpose of it? Oh what fun it is to ride in a '57 Chevrolet. A torque convertor is a fluid clutch - think of two fans pointed at each other, one turned on and the other not powered. The "not-powered" fan will be hooked to the transmission input, the powered fan will be hooked to the motor in this example. Now encase the two fans inside a torque convertor shell, and fill it with fluid.
When the fans are submerged in fluid and one is powered by an engine , they will generate a LOT of hydraulic force - enough force to cause the torque convertor's metal case to literally stretch - or balloon up.
So, your convertor's anti-ballooning plate resists this tendency for the torque convertor to "balloon". IF a standard torque convertor is used in a diesel truck or big block equipped truck without the ballooning plate installed on it, it will regularly destroy torque convertors. I have used to fuzz around with manual transmissions and my knowledge of the automatic transmissions is limited.
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