Pull relays and see which one kills the power and we can troubleshoot that circuit.

If you're having a good day, then the fuse is stuck on. Fuses do not turn on and off. They connect a circuit with a piece of metal that melts when too much current goes through. When this happens, it is done and will never work again. You have something that'* supplying the proper amount of power when it should not provide any power. That is likely a relay or something controlling a relay. Next step: Troubleshoot on the control side of the relay.

BTW If pulling relays does not stop it then the fuse block may need attention.

Well here is my update>

After all is said and done whatever fuse (#13500114, 8385) that I pulled and then replace back into the same location has fixed the issue. At least for now. I have driven about 150 miles and all is well. The fan runs as needed and turn off when the ending stops..

If and when it reoccurs I will be back with addition information..

I have not been able to locate and get a copy of the wiring schematic but I will continue to look as I am sure that I will need it later..

Thank you for you assistance with this.

I would look at the other side of that fuse block.

Thanks for the update!