Transmission Cooler/Cooler lines
The beauty of his system is it cools directly into the torque converter
and uses the same cooler and fan already on the car. I believe the block relies on check valves and gravity to automatically correctly choose the correct flow route depending on whether the engine is running, or if not, and the electric pump is on.
Most popular transmissions route the cooling directly out from the converter to the cooler. The Jones routing flows in reverse so that the hot oil out is now cool oil in directly to the converter. When the electric pump is turned off, and the engine is restarted, the flow goes in the normal route and the check ball in the block routes the proper flow direction of the oil. Simple but ingenious.
This is the routing of the Jones racing pump.
The beauty of his system is it cools directly into the torque converter
and uses the same cooler and fan already on the car. I believe the block relies on check valves and gravity to automatically correctly choose the correct flow route depending on whether the engine is running, or if not, and the electric pump is on.
Most popular transmissions route the cooling directly out from the converter to the cooler. The Jones routing flows in reverse so that the hot oil out is now cool oil in directly to the converter. When the electric pump is turned off, and the engine is restarted, the flow goes in the normal route and the check ball in the block routes the proper flow direction of the oil. Simple but ingenious.
