Keep Blowing Fuses

the out put of the alternator is wrong at 18.9 volts
it should be at 14.5 to 14.8volts maximum
the high voltage will be making high current flow and that will blow fuses
have the alternator bench tested and check the regulator as well as the regulator controls the voltage.

Blown fuses will look dark and smokey, also there should be a map of the fuse locations on inside of fuse door, or just go to Oreilys and ask them...

It's difficult to say exactly, but I would check the wiring harness(es) around the area of components you removed during the radiator and fan replacements. It sounds as though a wire or wires were pinched during reassembly.

That usually is a bad wiper motor

You only replace a fuse one time,there is
no keeps blowing fuses,you go to wiring diagrams
of the circuit with the blown fuse & solve the problem

NEED TO CHANGE THE BRAKE LIGHT SWITCH

Faulty reciever ,,, Worth checking the plug assy for internal damage . Check that the sat receiver is within the power capabilities of the vehicles acessory plugs < 10amp .

Your wiper motor is about to go out, if it hasen already, wiper motor pulling to many amps will cause the fuse to blow.

need to see if u have a short a wire must be toching the car somwhere wire must have a cut in it

what fuse is blowing the radio?

More likely that the solenoid in the transmission is shorted to ground. Has any new electronic equipment been installed recently, like stereo, alarm, etc?