Lazy Daze Owners' Group

Hi Tony;  You need to replace the broken fixture.  The fixture lists a #94 bulb. It said bayonet, but I can't seem to find a description of those.  Maybe they have just the glass base, and not the plastic base of the #194.  If the fixtutures fit them, they can be replaced with these Amazon.com: WEIMELTOY 194 Led Car Bulb 3030 Chipset 2SMD T10 194 168 W5W Led...  identified as #194. They work well. I bought the white ones, although they are available in colors also. So with side marker lights, a bag of ten red and a bag of ten amber should do all of the outside lights.   They are polarity sensitive, so if they don't work, just pull them out and reverse them.
    To get the covers to snap on easier, less stress on the plastic, I use a minute (very small) amount of silicone dielectric grease on the edge of the fixture, and edge of the lens. They snap on easier, and may be slightly more water tight. After the lense is seated properly you can wipe off any excess. I also put some on the wires of the bulb base to protect the metal parts from corrosion. Some water vapor will get inside, and in cold weather can condense inside. Especially on the contact bases.  Not so much for power savings but more for long lasting LED chips instead of filaments. 
    My inside cabin lights from LD in '99 benefitted from these. Whiter, brighter in the front.  They don't dim down to zero like the incandescent's did, they just go off. Again, polarity sensitive, so flip them around.  You've got a 50-50 chance it'll work the first time.   RonB