I recently purchased my 97 Cobra, got it home, and realized I had no turn signals or brake lights. I found that the fuse was blown and put a new one in. Everytime I have the turnsignals on and the brake pedal depressed, it will blow the same fuse. It is an intermitant problem. It seems like the longer you hold the brake pedal, it seems to blow. I have a feeling its in the brake light circuit and not the turn signal, because it only blows when the brake lights are on with the turn signals, not just the trun signals or just the brake lights. Anyway, I replaced everything that I could thing of, turn signal flasher, multifunction switch, and the brake light switch, none of which fixed the problem. I also checked the wires with an ohm meter for short to ground, but turned up with nothing. I am very frusterated because I cant drive my new car. It almost seems like the circuit is being overloaded, and the fuse is blowing, and I was always taught never to put a higher amperage fuse in to put a band-aid on the problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!