Rrrrrrr, need help on this one.

First try not to make wiring into a big thing. it's much much easier than rebuilding a motor and anybody can do the wiring at their own house not have to send things out to an expensive machine shop because we don't have tooling...
Simply follow the wire all the way back from where the fuses blowing to where the next connection is... I'm already suspicious if someone added a fuse to this from what I gather to something that already had a fusible link. Probably melting and burning out the fusible link and making a mess... Try not to throw another Band-Aid on it like the previous owner...
I understand, people add in line fuses because fusible links aren’t as easy to find and they tend to be a little more expensive. Plus, it’s easier to replace a fuse than it is a complete fusible link wire. Regardless, I don’t believe the inline fuse is the problem compared to using a fusible link. Something isnt wired correctly or a wire is touching something it shouldn’t be. It has to be on the ignition circuit.