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mikesz's post in Melting fuses WHY? was marked as the answer
Figured it out. I determined the right cooling fan was not working at all and was causing fuses to blow. I replaced it. When I got it out I could tell it was binding. Once I replaced it the fan worked fine. The left fan would only work on High speed. So I imagine the ballast resistor was gone but I replaced the entire fan assembly with ballast resistor. Once I did this it too worked correctly. I figure this out by taking out the relay's and using a jumper wire to test. When I did this the fuses would blow right away. Next thing I will check using my Durametric is the engine bay cooling fan.
Thanks all for your help!