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Blowing fuse to fuel guages

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I just this last week had a blown fuse that is connected to the fuel guages and oil temp guage. I replaced it (5 amp) and guages are working. I took off and the fuse quickly blew again. I tried a 10 amp and in flight it blew. I suspect a wire is rubbing on something and shorting out. Where and how would you start checking?
BTW it's a 1968 Cherokee 180.
 

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