My fuse keeps blowing out everytime a replace it, it controls all my gauges.

Hello. It seems there are 'uninsulated' wires in your car's wiring harness for the guages and the a/c. Please be careful because that is a fire 'hazard'. Good luck and keep me informed; if you want to.

When a fuse keeps blowing everytime you replace it that means there is a short circuit along its cable. Check the flasher cables or call a car electrician to do it.

The circuit board on the back of the gauges is bad. They are known for it.

You probably have a wiring short, and unless you know your way around under the dash, you'd do better taking it to a repair shop that has an employee very knowledgeable specifically in electronic gauge troubleshooting and repair. Save yoursef the time and grief.

Sounds like your safety neutral switch is connected to circuit that it shouldn't be.

your going to have to trace that fuse back to the source, start by checking the supply side of the actual fuse, once you find which side is hot, you trace the wire the other way , you have a pinced wire someplace or whatever that circuit controls has a short in the system , normally this will be a hot wire going to ground if the fuse blows right away and may control more than one thing, so be ready for that

maybe its the board holding the fuses faulty

all my gauges quit working and my turnsignals checked all my fuses under the hood and dash whats my problem?

there could be chaffed wires that r grounding

Start by replacing your brake light bulbs. If it still blows the fuse, them your brake pedal switch. If it still happens then you have a shot circuit in your wiring between your fuse panel and your brake lights.