Overheating coolant bubbling over top of reservoir reaching 250-260 degrees

will the fans turn on if you turn the A/C on? The coolant temperature sensor in the intake may need to be replaced. Go to the dealer and find out if it has a standard module this may need to be changed. This is what controls the fan going off and on.

okay, here's what happened: I looked to see the placement of the relay and I actually realized that the cooling fan fuse was blown, so I went to the store to get a new one and I turned the car on and the fans where working. However, shortly after the fuse blew again.. So I thought maybe If I got a stronger fuse just out of curiosity it might not blow but the same thing happened. I turned the car on the fan automatically worked with the new fuse but a couple seconds after the fuse blew. So my question now is, what could be making my fuse blow? Where could the shortage be? Is the temperature sensor what it could be still or is it something before the fuse?

unplugged the motors and install a new fuse. Turn the key on what don't start the car. Make sure the AC is on. Plug motors back in when the fuse blows that is the bad fan motor.