Air conditioning my fuse under the hood for the a/c compressor blows every time i turn it on.

Unplug compressor and other related parts and try the fuse then,,this will tell you which part is the problem.

check the wiring for rubbing through under the hood for the a/c compressor, then check for a bad/corrosive connection of the plug at the compressor and then check the diode at the compressor. also try turning the compressor clutch by hand as if its seized can cause too much draw on the system.

Clutch on compressor needs replaced, possibly

fuse 37 controls air conditioning compressor and body function control module.

I would suspect the AC compressor cycling switch (located in low pressure line from compressor) or a AC cutoff wide open throttle relay ( in under hood fuse and relay center) would be causing this problem.

First of all check the freon pressure, if the pressure is low the compressor clutch will not turn on. The pressure should be between 30-40 PSI.

open fuse panel under hood and check the AC Comp fuse. If it blows again you may need a new compressor

turn on the a/c and look under the hood. if the compressor clutch is not turning then it would be low on freon gas. also check the fuse and a/c relay to see if they are blown out.

You could have possibly lost all the r134a refrigerant from the system, and with no a/c pressure, the pressure sensor will not allow the compressor to engage, or you could have a faulty a/c pressure transducer (pressure sensor). Check your refrigerant charge first. If it is properly charged, then your pressure sensor could be the problem.

it is more than likley the a/c clutch u/s it needs to be replaced