With that new information, I would now bet on the fuse and fuse socket. Leave the lights on for several minutes, then quickly pull the new fuse out and check if either prong on the fuse is warm. If so, then your fuse socket is loose and is probably the real problem. You should be able to bend the socket contacts such that the make better contact with the fuse and resolve this.
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