If the fuses keep blowing it means you have a short somewhere in your wiring harness. These can sometimes be a pain to track down. I would check the wiring in the rear closely first. If you have ever had a trailer hitch and wiring installed check that as installers sometimes screw things up.
SOURCE: 2003 dodge durango #4 fuse keeps blowing,
OK there is a short in your car
take all the light bulbs out of the light that trigger the problem this break the current place one bulb in at a time checking that the fuse has not blown this will pin point where the problem is
once you find the problem you can replace the socket as it may have started to corrode check for water
once you replace the socket you should not have a problem
if you do let me know
dj_ricko_1988 at hot mail dot com
SOURCE: T100 tail lights & dash light keep blowing fuses
If this vehicle has a trailer harness, that could be the problem; it could be shorted out. Additionally, if there is no trailer harness, look under the truck bed at the rear, look for a grey wiring connector that wires come out of, and run to the taillamps. I have observed corrrosion in this connector, which will result in a short circuit. You may find it necessary to cut the connector out and resplice the wires back together (eliminate the connector), if severe corrosion is indeed present.
SOURCE: Tail lights and dash lights not working, keep blowing fuse.
you have a wire or a light socket grounding out ck were your lights go into the sockets has the car been wrecked any were near the lights if it has thats were you start if not start with your light sockets
SOURCE: 2001 buick regal *fuse problem*
i had one do about the same thing it also affected the headlights / dash and running lights what was found was broken wires by the passenger side trunk hinge the wires are in a flexable wire covering that runs from fender by the hinge up to the tail light lisc plate light wires were broken in there prob. from wear and tear
The Tail lights and Instrument lights are usually on the same circuit so both will go out if the fuse for the circuit blows. Check for a blown fuse for this circuit and replace if out. If fuse continues to fail, check the tail light or side globes for a faulty globe and replace if necessary. Also check for any chafed wires that could be shorting to the body causing the fuse to blow.
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