Fuse number 10 in my 2005 dodge neon keeps blowing

A short to ground in that electrical circuit . Your best bet ,take it to a qualified repair shop.

YOU PROABLY LOOK AT FUSE BOX WITHOUT REALLY LOOKING GIVE IT A GO

If it is like the 2000 Neon it is power to the computer and without it the vehicle won't run. That hard part will be finding the reason it is blowing because if you bypass it with a straight wire you take a chance on burning the vehicle computer out. My problem turned out to be the Alarm power wire coming free from where it had been attached at the rear of the fuse panel and brushing up against that position and causing the fuse to blow.

You need to have the circuit to this lamp checked. also, have your alternator output checked as overvoltage can cause this.

You may have to replace your "clock spring" in your steering wheel, this works the horn and cruise control and air bag.....Thats the only thing i can think of...when you turn your wheel....

Must be a short in the wires

there could be a short somewhere in the wires

You may have to replace the fan.If it is burned up the fan will not turn,thus blowing fuses.

you have a short in that circuit get you a wiring diagram at the library for your car model and trace the wires most likely one is necked and every time it makes contact with the car body it blows the fuse, it is a pains taking task but can be done just be pationt

Sounds like a short in the system. you will need to inspect the wiring and posably, bench test the starter. Check the cables to the battery. Make sure the wires and the battery are in good shape.