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 AC blows cold for while ... meter shows 2amps then all of a sudden spikes and blows fuse ... and not necessarily when AC clutch engages .... 2012 model with only 126 hours ....  any ideas ?

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I can only suggest you trace the wiring from the fuse to the blower motor and clutch.  Could be an intermittent dead short to ground in the wiring or blower motor.  Disconnect the blower motor to see if the fuse holds.  If it does, the blower motor is suspect.  Otherwise, the wiring.  Do the same for the clutch just in case it is in the clutch.

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