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blower motor fuse blowing

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OK, several months ago, my blower motor went out. No problem. Got one at AZ and put it in along with the fuse it blew. Well, I don't use it much, since my AC doesn't work, but now it is winter... so I was using the defrost to help melt/clear my windsheild from several inchs of ice and snow, it worked great for about 10 minutes, but then blew the fuse...

NOW: It will instantly blow the fuse all the time, even when I disconnected the fan, the fuse will still blow.
What other things are on the blower motor fuse that i should be looking at ? What wiring is most commonly at fault for this to occur ?

Thanks,
Blake
 
I would check the wiring on the switch. The motor is not the issue if the fuze still blew when the motor was un-hooked
 
For the hell of it, I but in a new relay for the blower motor. Same results.
I'm assuming the wiring you speak of is that behind the HVAC controls in the dash.
What other items are on that fuse ?
Blake
 
check for wire chafing
there is a resistor pack that controls the blower speed that may have shorted but it would be unlikely to get grounded (AC could be different then my non-AC)

I am also fighting a high amp draw blower motor popping fuses lately

could be the switch itself is toasted and grounding
if it does it with blower disconnected then it aint the blower
 
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