LED brake light problem

[95FairLadyZX]

I converted all of my brake/turn signal bulbs to Sylvania zevo LED bulbs and was getting hyper flash on my turn signals and brake bulb replacement light was lighting up in my dash. So I bought load resistors to fix the problem, my turn signals are fine now but my brake lights are not. I connected the resistors to black and red wires- Left brake lights are brighter than the right side and bulb replacement still lit up in dash. So I tried switching the wires (black and green) and now the right side brakes are brighter than the left (bulb replacement light still on in dash).

Any help would be appreciated

[everpresentnoob]

just pull the bulb out of the dash and remember to keep an eye on you brake fluid level. Our cars are electronic wizards, but when something is even a LITTLE out of spec they like to show errors. LEDS will do that every time. Hell, I put some off brand bulbs in my brake lights and it triggered the dash warning light and the replacements werent even LEDS!

[elecfus]

LED bulbs are no good for old cars. I had an old '88 Honda legend, replaced all the dash bulbs with LEDs, had to take them out the next day. every bulb stayed lit. if I had to guess, I'd say it was something to do with floating voltage (voltage not staying at 0V for off) which wasnt a problem with incandescents.

or rather, the way lights work, is that the positive lead isnt clamped to ground when it's switched off. meaning it will float high, getting a signal from the noise in the cars electronics and keeping it on.