15 amp Fuse Keeps Blowing after All wires have been corrected

[caffeine]

I just had my golf cart wiring all checked, fixed and replaced and the car was working fine when I picked i up. Ran it for a few minutes and everything was perfect.
Took the cart home and my son ran the cart for about 10 minutes today and the cart stopped. The reason is stopped was the fuse was blown.
He replaced it with a new fuse and it started and blew again within a minute.
Replaced it again and it would not start, it just blew the fuse.


Any ideas? Details of my cart are below.


EZGO Golf Cart
Make = Marathon
Type = Gas
Model = Marathon GX444 2-cycle
Year = 1991
Engine is Robin Engine Model # EC253PG

[rocko]

I can't tell you where the short is , but I'll tell you how I would find it , start disconnecting plugs and unhooking wires one at a time , put a fuse in and see if it blows , keep doing it plug by plug , when the fuse quits blowing you'll know the short is on the other side of that plug

[caffeine]

Update
If you let the cart cool down it works. Fuse does not blow.
I will try again to run it for a while to see if it blows.

[1989Marathon]

Are you referring to the fuse coming from the solenoid?
Does the cart have any aftermarket electrical items such as headlights/tail-lights? Anything other than stock?

[caffeine]

It is the 15 amp fuse in between the battery and going to the part that you select foreward and reverse from. It the worst then goes to the key switch.

[caffeine]

It does have lights added, but the wires were just redone.