[DarkStallion]

Same here, never heard of this type of issue. Check to make sure you have correct fuse for that location (correct amps- check fuse diagram). Have you tried to skip third, go from 2nd to 4th...gently of course see if the fuse still pops. If it does, and you don't need to smog the car anytime soon or ever...unplug the battery (red cable)...leave unplugged for 20 mins or so. Then plug back in...then run another procedure with new fuse (easy drive for a bit) see if you can get a check engine light. I am guessing a short somewhere. Oh yes, remember that fuse powers the pcm and ccrm (constant control relay module in the pass fender-fan speed, fuel pump) Don't spend any money on that unless you know that is the problem. Can be just a frayed wire somewhere and the revving of engine makes it makes it ground or touch another wire or something. Good luck hard to say, but all the best.