I put some hyper white LED bulbs that have 6 LED's in them in the parking lights, the one's up in the front corner of the head lights. I also put some in the clear side marker lights, they were called inverted cone type, they don't shine straight out they kind of shine to the sides. They have a blue tint to them and really look good on an Aero Blue car, but now the light on the dash is on that tells you that you have a light out. The sensor for this dash light must work off current draw, I've got some 9 light LED's ordered to replace the 6 Led one's in the parking lights, the 6 one's are not as bright as I wanted. I hope the 9 Led one's pull more current and will make the light on the dash go out or I'll be looking for a fuse. I also put a pair in the dome light, they look pretty cool with that blue tint to them shining on the upper console with all the CTD surrounds that I have.

 

Where did you buy your LED's and do you have part numbers. I think Andrew knows a fix for the dash light.

 

You will have to install "in- line load equalizers", follow the thread below for more info. I have replaced all of my OEM bulbs with LED bulbs. The link for Autoillumination is also great they have a wide selection of LED bulbs and offer great customer service.

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ght=led+lights

 

That's the solution to the light on the dash saying you have a bulb burnt out.
The LEDs I have required a load for both Tail AND Stop, one for each line, one for each side, four in all.
But it's a BINGO now!!

 

I had bought aftermarket tail lights for my truck, then installed LED bulbs in them. I had to put in load resistors on the turn signal bulbs because of hyper flash.