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If several LEDs have died in your LED strip, it means that the LEDs in those places have burned out. It's unlikely that you'll be able to replace them with others in that strip. I think the best solution in this situation is to completely replace the LED strip in your taillight. Then you won't constantly see dark spots appearing there. Of course, not many people take a close look at it. But it's still best to keep your taillights as bright as possible in foggy weather. I, too, had a few of the factory LEDs in my headlights burn out. I bought an LED strip at vont.com and replaced them using a guide from some blogger's video. Everything works great now.