Sounds like a wiring fault check any multi plugs for bad contacts worn or corroded wiring or try disconnecting one item at a time
SOURCE: Power Outlet Fuse
it must be shorting out,dont put a bigger fuse than you have because youre going to have an electrical fire,instead check the wires to the outlet if ok just replace the outlet
SOURCE: '92 Buick Lesabre radio & A/C won't work
Check the #11 15amp fuse. It might need to be replaced.
SOURCE: Turning Signal Fuse Keeps Blowing - 1998 Buick Century
one of the bulb holders is no good or wires trapped somewhere that feed indicator lights
SOURCE: Blown main 40 amp fuse, loss of power, gauges & power windows
Sounds like there's a ground-out/short on that lead. Best bet is to trace the wire to see if there's a bare spot where it is touching another wire bald spot, or the car body. Also, is there any liquid getting to the fuse and container? If so, that might lead to the fuse blowing as well.
SOURCE: 1993 Buick Lesabre Brake Lights & Signal
I hate to tell you this but its going to be a tough issue to find. You will need to check all the light bulbs are the correct bulb. Make sure they are correct not what was in there. I would check the brake switch on the brake pedal to make sure it is ok. then you will need to trace all the wires to find the short.
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