Hyperflashing with LED turn signals help!

[Smyoung83]

So I installed LED turn signals on the front of my 2015 Sierra and LED brake/turn signals in the rear. I of course was getting the hyperflashing. I bought 50W 6 ohm load resistors  to fix the issue. I used a circuit tool with light to determine which wires were ground (assumed black), turn signal and running lamp. I fixed the front turn signals, assumed since I stopped getting the front turn signal lamp error. But the rear are not fixed. I determined the gray wire was the running light and the green was the turn signal. There are 2 brake/turn signals on each side. I attached a resistor to the black and green wires before the first (lower) light and another after that but before the second (upper) light. It still thinks the bulb is out and hyperflashes. I even disconnected and rechecked wires just to make sure. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

[JimCost2014]

17 minutes ago, Smyoung83 said:

So I installed LED turn signals on the front of my 2015 Sierra and LED brake/turn signals in the rear. I of course was getting the hyperflashing. I bought 50W 6 ohm load resistors  to fix the issue. I used a circuit tool with light to determine which wires were ground (assumed black), turn signal and running lamp. I fixed the front turn signals, assumed since I stopped getting the front turn signal lamp error. But the rear are not fixed. I determined the gray wire was the running light and the green was the turn signal. There are 2 brake/turn signals on each side. I attached a resistor to the black and green wires before the first (lower) light and another after that but before the second (upper) light. It still thinks the bulb is out and hyperflashes. I even disconnected and rechecked wires just to make sure. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Just a guess, rotate the bulb 180 degrees. When I put LEDs in my turn signals/license plate bulbs, they will only work one way.