My indicator bulb broke for the first time since I bought the car in 1998. A quick google found a page that was not too useful. It is actually a quick and easy job as long as you are prepared to lie on the floor. This is what you buy overalls for.

It was a 5 minute job if you have the bulb beforehand.

Tools needed:

• some wood (hand sized) to block the wheel arch liner
• a spare bulb (standard 21W indicator lamp, SCC BA15s).  I bought two from the local garage for £2.50
• Your fingers, hands and arm

The bulb, for reference

1. Don’t try to undo the two screws.  After reading the other thread I initially looked at this but it is totally unnecessary.

2. Just reach round and pull back the liner with your fingers (it has a soft foamy rubber flange).  Block it open with some wood.

3. Enough room for an arm.

4. This is your target.  It is about an eighth turn anti-clockwise

5. The bulb is on a long lead, so it is relatively easy to replace.

6. Done!