See answer 1 in "Why does my fuse keep blowing,?" and answer 2 in "Why would you keeep blowing headlight fuses but dash lights still work?" These answers discuss fuses, their purpose, how they work, and the reason(s) that they "blow." The short answer is that you have either an "overload" condition on the circuit in which replacement fuses continue to fail or, a "SHORT CIRCUIT." Your question indicates that you have not been able "to find" the cause, but if there is no "extra" electrical load which has been added [such as sound equipment, for example] to that circuit, then it is almost certain that there is a short circuit fault. The fix is to locate the fault, and correct it [as for example, to replace or reinsulate a wire in which the insulation has "chaffed off" on a grounded sharp, bare metal edge]. Good luck. j3h
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You have a problem with the electrical circuit.
I have the exact same problem, did you ever get an answer?
There are a couple of reasons why a headlight keeps blowing on a 2001 HyundaiÊ Elantra. There could be a problem with the ground circuit or the connector.