Why does my radio fuse keep blowing?

Does the fuse blow as soon as it's replaced, or does it blow when some certain operation is performed such as opening a door, turning on the radio, or adjusting the climate control?

there might be corrosion on the ends of the fuse holder check that or try tuner cleaner before inserting the fuse.could also be a short in the fuse holder.

Try unplugging the compressor then put in a new fuse. If the fuse does not blow, the problem may be the clutch on the compressor.

You may need to unplug the radio to see if the short is internal, and if not its probably in the harness.

Hello! Identify which fuse is blowing...also, does it blow as soon as it is installed or does it blow when you turn the key? Lastly your not referring to a fusible link but a maxi-fuse...ie...40; Correct?

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Fuses blow to protect the wiring. You probably have a shorted wire somewhere, or you are using fuses that are the wrong size.

what fuse is blowing the radio?

the new radio install is causing this if the power was taped into the starter system. rec. removing wires then try to see if you can blow your starter fuse

make sure nothing in cig lighter socket..coins,etc..if nothing present,unplug cig lighter socket and replace fuse..if fuse doesn't blow,it's the socket causing fault..if it does,unplug radio,plug cig lighter back in and replace fuse..if fuse doesn't blow,radio is cause of fault..if it does,then ther is short in wiring

something loose in the wireing when driving .the wires are grounding out