I've got a 2010 Chrysler T&C. I installed a set of aftermarket LED tail lights on it that had a set of resistors built in so that it was just a plug and play installation. I just had to plug in the connector from the lights to the socket on the car. They work great. The flash rate is normal and they look great.

On the front, I would like to install some LED parking light/turn signal lights. The bulb on the car is a 3757A. I checked and a 3157 will fit into the socket and works just like the 3757.

I can buy any one of a number of LED lights that say they will replace a 3157 bulb. Most of the sites mention having to add a resistor across the wiring to keep the 'bulb out' warning light off and to keep the flash rate of the turn signals the same.

My question is..., has anyone done this on a T&C and from looking at the wiring for the bulb, there are three wires, a ground and two other wires. Would I not need two resistors for this? One across the wire for the parking light to the ground and another across the turn signal wire also to the ground?

Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!