I have a NOCO GB40 in my boot, used it 4 times now from starting my own 1.6 diesel all way way to a big VW amarok so I've been happy with it so far
Pros: reliable, starts various diesels
Part number: GB40
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I think I'll stick with my Noco Genius which is quite light and smaller than a brick, at $99. I have one in all my vehicles. Works great.
Pros: works great, light and small
After seeing some of the dead battery posts here I decided to get a booster to keep in my ‘23 Kicks full-time and settled on the Noco GB40. It’s a lithium battery so it’s very small and easy to stash. Haven’t had to use it on my own car but jump started my neighbour’s V6 Pathfinder just fine. It also has USB so you can charge your devices if you’re stuck somewhere.
Pros: small, easy to stash
Cons: probably not cheapest
Vehicle:
Nissan
I have just ordered NOCO NLP14, Other than wierdly shaped terminal posts it has solid reviews.
Pros: solid reviews
Cons: wierdly shaped terminal posts
Part number: NLP14
I have the 1,000 noco jump starter and it fired up my 7.3 up immediately in 36° weather the other morning when I accidentally left the dome light on all night. Definitely a good choice
Pros: fired up immediately, good choice
We have two Noco GB70's. The 50 or even 40 should work fine. These are well regarded units.
Pros: well regarded units
I have a Noco Boost X GBX45. The amperage on that is 1250 A, as long as you have higher than the CCA rating of the battery, you should be good.
Pros: higher than CCA rating
Vehicle:
Mazda
Per VW service manual, disconnect if you're going to charge above 14.4V, never charge above 15V. You'd have to watch voltage while charging to see where the noco goes. My noco used to go slightly above 16V. Nothing exploded but the battery didn't last very long
Cons: battery didn't last
Vehicle:
Volkswagen Golf
Yup same thing happened to my Noco boost after about 5 years, with the high discharge rate of a jump starter their cycle life if fairly short eventually they’ll not provide enough current
Pros: high discharge rate
Cons: short cycle life
Just saying, noco is not as good as before. Got the GB40 and GB70 and both of them fried/not charging after 2-3 months of use in our dealer. Had another GB150 which was good for 2 years after somebody steal it.
Pros: GB150 good for 2 years
Cons: GB40/GB70 fried/not charging
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