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Front Turn Signal Bulb

try the bulb first - easiest and cheapest and quickest
 
Check the ground connections as well.
 
To answer your question, if it's like my bugeye, which it probably is, it's a dual-filament bulb, and can be replaced by an 1157. The single-filament used in the rear is an 1156. These are probably the most common turn-signal and brake light bulbs on the planet.

Almost certainly it's just a bad bulb. Even if you can't see a burned-out filament, it still might be bad--often the wire inside the base will break. I just replace two bulbs on my Smart that failed this way within a week of each other.
 
There are connectors for the harness up there as well that may need to come apart and have the "green" cleaned off of them. If I count right there are at least 3 or 4 connectors potentially that could also be at fault.
 
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