I have a set of headlights with the LED directional lights built into them, the problem is LED lights are a single element bulb which means they have a single function like the traditional 1156 bulb. (blink or be a running light - not both).
We know how to wire a car with a traditional 1157 double element bulb, one positive for parking light, the other positive for the brighter brake light. Since they don't make a double element LED bulb I figured there was a way to make the single LED dual function and found the following video explaining how to do it.
https://youtu.be/7yrvmEUMFGoYou need to make one unit for each front LED light, the taillights will already have dual function. Solder and heat shrink them right at the LED.
Here are the part numbers from the video:
(2) IN4004 or IN4005 rectifier diodes
(1) 12v 1 watt 500-600 Ohm resistor
If you have headlights with built in single function LED ...you won't need to mount a separate directional light and can put the resistor/diodes inside the headlight bucket.