1996 Toyota Corolla blowing fuse

Check the cigar lighter for a coin in it.Children put coins in there and it blows the fuse.

I found this useful diagram at troubleshoot vehicle.com. It answers your question. Fuse box is located below steering column.
Driver Side Fuse Panel
(1993-1996 Toyota Corolla) December 21, 2013 Updated: December 21, 2013 Written by: Abraham Torres-Arredondo In the table below you'll find the fuse location and description of the fuses of the driver side under-dash fuse box on 1.6L and 1.8L 1993-1996 Toyota Corolla.
The fuse box is located on the driver side of the dash, below the steering column.
1993-1996 Toyota Corolla Driver Side Fuse Box Fuse Fuse Name Amps 1 Cigarette Lighter, Digital Clock, A/C System, A/T Shift Lock, Alarm, SRS Airbags 20 2 Tail, Parking & License Lights, Instrument Panel and Daytime Running Lights 15 3 Fuel Injection, Cooling Fans, Battery Discharge Light 10 4 Cruise Control System, Daytime Running Lights 10 5 Fuel Injection System 7.5 6 Stop Lights, Cruise Control, Shift Lock System, Anti-Lock Brake (ABS) System 15 7 Turn Signals, Emergency Flashers 10 8 Starting System, Anti-Lock Brake (ABS) System, Shift Lock System 15 9 Gauges, Reminder Lights, Back-up Lights, A/C System, Daytime Running Lights 10 10 Front and Rear Wiper/Washer System 20

No idea. Maybe it is telling you to STOP replacing the fuse. Just kidding as I would have to look into it but not working at the shop today as it is Sunday.

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my brake lamp fuse keeps blowing, why?
answer, the brake lamps circuit is shorted. the fuse saved the fire.
first replace both brake lamps or all 3 if 3rd lamp bs.
most brass based bulbs can short easy . (glue inside fails)

more than likely you have a park lock solenoid problem , a lot of them are located on the shifter assembly or attached to a cable coming from the ignition when you press the brake pedal you can hear a click ," locate it" and disconnect the electrical connection to the solenoid

Hope this isn't too late. You can override the shifter interlock - there is a small plug to the left of the shifter lever on the center console. Pry off the plug and insert a screwdriver and this will release the shifter button.

The brake lamp fuse is probably blown. This fuse also controls the shifter interlock.

Replace the fuse. When you put your foot on the brakes, if it blows again, you need to inspect your tail light sockets for wear. After a long time, the terminals on the bulb sockets wear and start to touch, causing the fuses to blow. You can replace the whole tail light harness in a few minutes and a junkyard should have them for a few dollars.

for the lights check the fuses under the dash and under the hood.it is unlikely more then one light would blow at the same time.the shifter should come out of gear when you press the brake.there is a switch that unlocks the shifter when the brake it pressed.switch may be bad.dash lights could also be a bad ignition switch.

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On this website, you find fuse box diagram and description for Toyota Corolla (1992 - 1996)

Toyota Corolla mk7 7th generation 1992 1996 fuse box Auto Genius

well the brake also has a switch by the floor that controls a actuator that allows you to remove shifter from park check fuses again to make sure they dont continue to pop if they do you might have faulty wiring somewhere in circuit

Fuses will blow out when there is a wire that's grounded out somewhere. Take the brake light sockets with the bulbs in it out of the lens and check for a wire that's broken or maybe corroded. Something is grounding out when you hit the brakes.