Rear Led signal/brake without resistors?

Has anyone come up with a solution of installing led bulbs in the tail light and not using load resistors? On my '12 there was a solution of modifying the flasher resistor which allow the use of led signal bulbs without using the load resistors. Anyone know of a solution on the 3rd gen?

Personally I think load resistors are not such a great idea. You have to mount them to the sheet metal, produce a large amount of heat and you have to modify your stock wiring harness.

 

I was thinking of led's with resistors built in but not sure which ones to pick. I already have some Sylvania leds that work very well but are not the resistor type.

 

Yessir!

Check it out:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...rake-and-signals.471450/page-40#post-19375349

I've been running prototype harness for a couple months using incandescents. But, LEDs are on the way.

You can see some pics of my installation earlier in that thread.

 

I hate the resistors
No easy 'fix' besides resistors because it is ECU controlled.

I played with several LED models to see if I could find some that consumed enough power to satisfy the ECU. I succeeded (when headlights off). Headlights on, they hyperflash... so that's not a solution (so I didn't bother to search for a p/n to give you.

I am going to eventually go with a turn in reverse bucket solution, like @tonered linked...
(Got to get the 4wd spoofer prototype off the table (for anytime lock + 2Lo) before I think about it any more...)

 

Please, please, PLEASE!