MGBrno

Thanks Gissin. It does appear to be a fuse issue. Strangely the rear indicators must work on a separate fuse. The Skoda handbook shows the fuse that controls the blinking light and brake lights is 32. Online diagrams show it as 27. I've also found that the brake lights were not working. Having tried to remove the fuse or was enough to start the indicators working and the brake lights were okay again. This quickly went again. A friend has suggested it might need a new fuse box??

All four front indicator bulbs (in headlight and on wings) now changed and still the fast indicator arrows on the dash and none of those lights working.

I had the same problem with a 65 plate VW Up and with my 60 plate Golf when I had it. A friend had the same issue with an 18 plate Seat Ibiza. I tried the granular bags but resorted to a good supply of dry microfiber cloths and patience.

I changed both indicator bulbs for new ones. This has not resolved the problem. Process of elimination, now need to change the bulbs on the wings and if that still doesn't sort it no doubt it'll be more complicated and possibly costly.

Now you've said that it's made me realise just having the filament intact perhaps isn't a sufficient (pardon the pun) indicator that the bulb is still good. I did notice a black tinge on one of the bulbs and will get some new ones tomorrow and fingers crossed this will solve the issue. Thanks jars.

The front and wing indicators on my 65 plate Citigo have stopped working. The lights on the dash flash rapidly when the indicator stalk is set to both left and right turn. Rear indicators both working with turn signal and hazard switch. Both bulbs in the main headlight appear intact and not blown. Any advice or tips to solve. Thanks.