Givi Maxia 3 lighting

leonides

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I have a Maxia 3 (55Qt.)top box with the LED kit installed, some of the led little lights are not working. I have not found the LED only, just the whole kit.
Does anyone know where to get it?
Thanks.
P.B.
 
Have you tried contacting Givi to ask them?

I had a similar issue when I needed a part for a Shad top case. Local motorcycle shops who sold Shad cases didn't seem to have any parts listings for these cases and I was not able to find any parts fiches on line. I emailed Shad and asked them where and how I could buy the parts that I needed. They responded by emailing me a PDF parts list that was not available anywhere on line that I had been able to find. They also included contact information of where I could order these parts.
 
Obo said:

Not that this may help you much.

I'm also assuming you have the Givi stop light kit and not an Admore Lighting (or other aftermarket) kit.
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That is exactly what I have. I called GIVI and they gave me this part # E112, but this is for the whole kit. ($65.00) My only need is the LED strip.
The ones you see at eBay are about 2" apart from each other and these are very close.
Thanks a lot.
P.
 
If you are handy with a soldering iron and a volt meter you could replace the LED's yourself (assuming they are not SMD's) although you may end up with the new LED's being brighter that the OEM ones.
 
Obo said:
If you are handy with a soldering iron and a volt meter you could replace the LED's yourself (assuming they are not SMD's) although you may end up with the new LED's being brighter that the OEM ones.
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Good idea, what SMD stand for?
 
leonides said:
...... what SMD stand for?
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Surface mount device.
An LED that is surface mounted to a (usually) circuit board of some type.
It is still a matter of de-soldering and soldering so anyone who has some proficiency with a soldering iron is capable of this task.

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Obo said:
If you are handy with a soldering iron and a volt meter you could replace the LED's yourself (assuming they are not SMD's) although you may end up with the new LED's being brighter that the OEM ones.
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Can I use the LED of those self-stick strips to adapt it to these lights?
 
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