Re: Need help please.
Also do not loose sight of the fact that fuses do NOT blow just because they are old and worn out.
The fuse blew because of a real problem.
Unless you found the reason the fuse blew, the new fuse may have blown as soon as you installed it or shortly after.
Real testing is called for.
Blindly replacing fuses and devices gets expensive quickly an is no guarantee the real issue was found.
For example,
You may have worn insulation shorting the horn circuit because it has been rubbing against the hull for years.
You replace the horn and all works again, not because the horn was bad, but because you moved the wiring in the process of replacing the horn.
Two weeks later the problem is back and you are confused.
Get an inexpensive meter and learn to use it to find the real problem.
We can help!
Step One; What is the voltage on both sides of the fuse?