Hi Jeana This really is an open question as there could be multiple causes and only someone looking at your car may be able to diagnose. On saying this have you had the car very long do you know the history of the car? Is it a new fault, has it been ok for a long period and suddenly now gone wrong? If this is the case have you had anything fitted or repaired on your car prior to this fault occurring? it might not even seem related I.e. maybe a light globe If you have are you able to reverse it I.e. if a globe remove it (whatever it may be). disconnect it or has any screws been used into panels or floors these need to be removed. If none of what I have mentioned relates to your problem get an auto electrician to have a look. It could also be a power relay creating a high resistance. This the auto electrician can test this Good luck.
SOURCE: the engin control fuse keeps blowing on my 2005
your fuelpump could be causing the fuse to blow as it may be seizing up
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