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THIS IS A REAL DEAL MADE IN THE USA ONE ALTERNATOR. IF IT DOES NOT SAY DELCO REMY ON THE BACK IT IS PROBABLY MADE IN CHINA. ALL UNITS ARE REBUILT IN USA AND TESTED WITH ONE YEAR WARRANTY
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