Hello.
In an Automatic gearbox, instead of a clutch, there's a torque converter, right? Now, I know that in manual gearbox, engine brake happens because the engine is 100% connected to the wheels - so engine revs down = car slows down. However, in automatic gearbox, there's the torque converter - which is generally two parts in which the engine part moves the wheel part, and it's done by oil pressure. The question is - how can the engine slow down the wheels - when there's no direct connection betw/ them, only an oil pressure one?
thank you.