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December 19th, 2019, 07:30 PM
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NOCO Genius BoostHD Jump Starter
Does anyone have one of these? I heard they are the most reliable.
Would the small GB70 be enough to turn over my Dodge 5.7 from a dead cold in minus 20 or do I need to go with the big 2000 amp?
NOCO Genius GB70 BoostHD Jump Starter and Power Bank, 2000 Amp
$199.99 regular 319.99
NOCO Genius GB40 Boost+ Jump Starter and Power Bank, 1000 Amp
onsale $134.99 regular 159.99
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December 19th, 2019 07:30 PM
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December 19th, 2019, 08:15 PM
#2
I have the gb40 I’ve used it to boost boat batteries that chargers couldn’t detect because it was so dead. Also my 5.7L tundra batt was dead and tried to boost it with jumper cables and for some reason it wasn’t working so hooked up gb40 and it started no problem. But when I used it on the tundra it was in October so not -20.
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December 19th, 2019, 08:28 PM
#3
OK so at minimum we know it will start the 5.7, they say it is rated for 6 liter.
I'm tempted to buy it as I have 140 in Canadian Tire money.
I could always leave the lights on my truck and purposely kill the battery than try and boost it. Only problem is if doesn't I will have to go borrow a charger as my charger broke sent it to a budy to repair.

Originally Posted by
Ashes1
I have the gb40 I’ve used it to boost boat batteries that chargers couldn’t detect because it was so dead. Also my 5.7L tundra batt was dead and tried to boost it with jumper cables and for some reason it wasn’t working so hooked up gb40 and it started no problem. But when I used it on the tundra it was in October so not -20.
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December 19th, 2019, 09:11 PM
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I forget the exact one that I have but its a bigger one. Rated for 6 or 8l. I've never had to use it on my cummins but have used it too many times on the 5.2l in my jeep and on a 5.0. Really handy device.
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December 19th, 2019, 09:18 PM
#5
I have the small one it’ll start backhoe started my dodge 6.7 Bet it would start 6 vehicles before need recharge if it’s kept warm
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December 19th, 2019, 09:21 PM
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Originally Posted by
greatwhite
OK so at minimum we know it will start the 5.7, they say it is rated for 6 liter.
I'm tempted to buy it as I have 140 in Canadian Tire money.
I could always leave the lights on my truck and purposely kill the battery than try and boost it. Only problem is if doesn't I will have to go borrow a charger as my charger broke sent it to a budy to repair.
I would pick one up while it’s on sale. If you get the gb40 and try and test it and it doesn’t work you could return it for the gb70. But have someone on stand by to come help you start your truck if it doesn’t work
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December 27th, 2019, 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by
js4fn
I have the small one it’ll start backhoe started my dodge 6.7 Bet it would start 6 vehicles before need recharge if it’s kept warm
I have the small one too, works well for boosting. Strange thing though... when I use it to charge my phone it takes half the battery!?!?
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December 27th, 2019, 12:15 PM
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I picked up the gb70 a few years ago, it's amazing. I keep it in my car all the time now, my neighbors have used it, I've helped multiple people in parking lots boost cars too. It also has a handy little light, and can act as a phone charger if need be. It's worked in all weather for me. I've never had to jump my truck yet though. Mostly just sedans.
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December 27th, 2019, 06:12 PM
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I also have helped more people than I have used it myself. Offers a little security. Works great on the boat as well.
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December 30th, 2019, 02:27 PM
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They work well unless they are cold. That can be an issue if you leave them in the vehicle. I wouldn’t intentionally kill your truck battery. That will take a lot of life out of it