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WORLD SOURCEONE Batteries for Import and Domestic Vehicles Available at WORLDPAC

WORLD SOURCEONE also offers additional rotating electrical components featuring precision engineering, OE performance standards and proven quality, WORLDPAC says.

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NEWARK, Calif. — WORLDPAC has announced an extended line of its WORLD SOURCEONE exact fit, maintenance-free batteries. According to the company, these batteries offer proven quality and precision OEM engineering for import and domestic vehicles. They are manufactured to meet or exceed OE power ratings, dimensional configurations, case hold-down requirements and venting systems of the vehicle’s original battery.

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WORLD SOURCEONE also offers additional rotating electrical components featuring precision engineering, OE performance standards and proven quality, WORLDPAC says. The full WORLD SOURCEONE product line includes a selection of new/no core starters and alternators, window regulators and batteries. All WORLD SOURCEONE rotating electric and battery products are supported by a 24 month roadside assistance program and are distributed exclusively by WORLDPAC.

Learn more about WORLD SOURCEONE batteries at www.worldsourceone.com.

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