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Blowing this fuse is usually a sign of a shorted out starter or the positive battery cable. Make sure the cable has no holes in the coating where it could be shorting to ground. Next would be to replace the starter with a known good one.
you can see the starter under the hood if you take the air breather off there is four bolts to take the hole starter off not a hard job any questions email me @[email protected]
First, disconnect battery, than remove cables from starter (you may want to make mark so you don't get them mixed up when reinstalling, Than Remove the two bolts holding starter. Now you can pull out from top by exhaust manifold or if you have room to move through crossmember
This problem is caused by burnt/worn contacts in the starter solenoid, it is a common issue on all Japanese designed gear reduction starters, they (the contacts) can be replaced, go to http://www.iowamotorparts.com/index.htm they have the parts, about $15, u will need a good set of auto skills to do this repair.
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