This is/was common in European vehicles - but is NOT universally true.
The cap and rotor, yes. The distributor itself, no. Both alternators and distributors CAN be very specific to a very limited range of vehicles.
And I've been a (Canadian interprovincial)licenced auto mechanic since
1971 and was service manager for a Toyota dealer for 10 of those years.can make some young squirts overconfident.
I guess that's why it stuck out with me... AMC is a company that NEVER made their own automatic. Its not as if they made some and bought some, they literally never developed one, and thats one of the many oddities about AMC.
Come to think of it, one of them WAS made by a third party for many years, ending only recently. The Jeep Cherokee (not Grand) had an Asin-Warner automatic, never a Chrysler.
True enough....
So long as the starwheels aren't buggered up, I adjust them every time I stop while driving in reverse :-p
Unless the vehicle is one of many that adjusts the brakes every time you apply the parking brake --------
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