My tail lights are out on my accord and I replace the fuse and then it burns out again

Definitely an electrical short or it could be a bad headlight switch

if the fuse keeps on blowing it is because of too much current being used by the lights you may have a bare wire in the trunk touching something causing a short circuit or one of the tail lights may be damaged if you have had something in the trunk EG. a tool box or the like that has been moving around while you have been traveling,you need to check for any damage to the lights or wiring.....hope this helps......cheers.

check the bulb sockets for signs of shorting. Replace any sockets that have melting or burn spots. If you have more questions, please let me know.

Replace the fuse,and check the lights (tail lights) to make sure they are working ,and if not,inspect to see if the bulbs,or bulb is the reason for the short.

I'm having the same problem on my 1995 Honda Accord.  I hit a bump hard last night, and my dash lights, tail-lights, license-plate lights, and the bell which 'bing's when the door is open and the headlights are on all stopped working.  The fuse for "Small lights" under the hood was blown.  Replaced it, turned on headlights, and it blew again instantly.
I'm guessing that I have a wire crossed (possibly inside the bulb itself) in the dash somewhere;  I checked the taillights and license-plate liights already.

Good luck!  I'll let you know how my fix goes.

the diodes in the cluster has burned out common problem replace cluster

Fuses. Check those in the engine compartment fuse box (far upper left as you face the car). If, after you replace anything that has blown, it blows again, that would suggest a short somewhere in the system.
If you mean your brake lights, the fuse you are looking for is probably the 20A STOP/HORN fuse in your under hood box. If you are dealing with just tail lights, I believe the fuse is the 15A SMALL LIGHT fuse. If neither of them is blown, I would open the trunk and check the bulbs in the fixtures.
Hope this is of some help.

chk. headlight switch, my guess thats what it is.

ok supaxang, could this solution be as simple as replace the 2 rear bulbs? The brake light and tail light (parking light) are the same bulb, 2 filaments, one for brakes, one for tail lights. If the the tail light filament burns out, the brake light will continue to work ok. It is quite possible that both tail lights burned out, and the brake light filaments are good and still working. Replace w/ bulb #2057. Let me know if this fixes it, if not, I'll keep working on it.

Don't replace either one. Replace the light switch (that turns lights on and off) it must be defective, as when it's off power is still going to the tail lights. countrycurt0