MY 98 honda accord ac fuse keeps blowing. What's making it blow the fuse?

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There's either a short in your radio or something is grounding out the circuit. To narrow down the problem, remove the radio and disconnect the plugs in the back of it. If the fuse blows while it's unplugged, you have a short somewhere else in the wiring. If it doesn't blow the fuse, your radio is the problem.

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For all to fail together it is a fuse. If the fuse blows again it is almost a certainty due to the AC beginning to fail. Try running the car without AC and see if the fuse survives. If it does and then blows as soon as you use the AC then it is likel that your air compressor is need of an overhaul

check for short circuit., i.e. uninsulated hot wire (positive) touching any metal part of the the car.

First, check the under hood fuse box, Fuse number 17 (40A) Heater Motor.
If that isn't it, leave a comment and I will investigate further.
Hope this helps you.

I'm thinking the ECM is bad and grounding out, causing the car to blow the fuse. The old gas wouldn't cause this problem.

This is very vague. Is the blower motor working (can you hear blowing inside?), is it blowing but it's hot? Can you hear the compressor running (open your hood and listen if something is kicking on and off). AC is so complex. It could be as simple as a freon leak or as complex as a compressor, hose, accumulator etc.

You have a Loose Bulb Somewhere. It will absolutely cause this too happen.

If you have installed an aftermarket radio then you might have a short in the wiring . Take the radio out and make sure all wiring is insulated and installed correctly