So while investigating a slightly high temperature the other day, I found that the 40amp fuse going to the fan condensor was blown.. So I replaced the fuse, and since from what I read, the fan isn't supposed to kick in unless the ambient temperature is 82* F, I hot wired the relay to try it out, and it blew the fuse again. So the next thing I wanted to check was the fan itself, so I ran power directly to the fan, and it went on without a problem. I then checked the plug that goes to the fan, and both sides of it were grounded, making me think that there was a short somewhere.. I inspected the wiring harness from the plug to the fusebox and there are no visible breaks in the wires or anything... Other than thinking the fusebox itself may be bad, I'm at a loss as to what else it could be... any ideas?