Put a fuse it drove it ten miles and fuse burnt again it wants to start

I think you have a leaking headgasket or a coolant leak. Have the cooling system pressure tested first, if no external leaks show up then you have a possible leaking headgasket.

Scan it for system fault codes first.

You need to have the factory security system scanned, it is most likely locking you out due to a fault.

YOUR FUSIBLE LINK COMING FROM POSITIVE BATTERY CABLE TO STARTER IS BAD,

Check your fusible links leaving the positive battery cable,wires could be burnt or swollen.just check all wires coming from positive side of battery.Also check all fuses in fuse box.

Replacing the fuse the first time was the right move, becuase it could have been a fluke that it blew. Replacing it again and again was not! You should have found out EVERYTHING that the #2 fuse controlled and verified that the components weren't pulling excessive amperage (shorted condition). By replacing the fuse over and over, you might have made the problem worse by subjecting good components to something that was shorted.

BTW next time pick the oldest guy at autozone to help you, if the counter help knew their stuff they would have told you the same thing I just did!

it probabley is but remember. to check the fluid lvel in it your car has to be running.to check your transmission fluid.

Depending on the miles the transmission fluid most likely needs flushed and changed.

draw a small amount of fuel about 1 quart in sutable container and let sit then check for water.It will seperate in the sutable container

did u follow the wire from the tank even check the plug there if the car drove fine for ten mins then u must of went over the short some where get a cheap multimeter turn the key on and go from there check everything oh and umm take a deep breath im sure u can find it lookfor anything chafed exposed broken wires