You have a short somewhere in the system so that the voltage is going directly to ground and not passing through the load so it burns the fuse rather then damaging a wire which could catch on fire.
Take a look at the wiring diagram. The easiest way to find the issue is to do this one of two ways and that depends on your preferences. Either get a whole bunch of fuses and start unhooking each of these components one at a time, replacing the fuse each time is blows to find the component that causes it to stop blowing. Or unhook everything at one time and install the fuse. It should not blow and then start plugging everything back until it blows.
Let me know what questions you have.
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Friday, November 6th, 2020 AT 6:34 AM