Here is what I have done using LED to my Activa's Indicator lamps, not only is it bright, its a total power saver.
Though LED bulbs are available (as searches show on the internet) its difficult to procure them atleast here in Vadodara Gujarat, so decided to design from scratch using LEDs and other components available in the market.
THINGS REQUIRED:
- 15 Ultrabright White LED's per cluster.
- Resistors: 100 ohm 2 watt. (Calculating led resistance i used this site http://www.hebeiltd.com.cn/?p=zz.led.resistor.calculator)
- General Purpose PCB to mount the LED's, resistors and diode on.
- One Diode to prevent reverse current damaging the LEDs - on the positive terminal (refer circuit)
- Soldering Iron, Soldering wire, Soldering Flux, 2 Pin relimate connector to make the connections clean, and the circuit easy to remove.
- Wire stripper / cutter to cut component leads.
Setting things up
Mount the LED's on the PCB as you desire. I did it the following way.

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">Figure out how you are comfortable soldering the LED's on the PCB. Do not heat the LED leads too long, doing so may damage the LEDs.
The Circuit Diagram:
"PCB Mounting: Front with component description
">Rear:
">Assembled Front & Rear Indicator Circuits
">Circuit Powered (without cover)
">Circuit Powered (with cover)
">I have not yet installed on my activa. Will post pics once installation is done.




. I am guessing that the load is inadequate for the turn relay to operate.
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