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@BYBY5L I'm using the thin wire that runs down the centre of the RCA cables

Okay so I've narrowed the issue to the power cable running to the boot for the amp, I'm not entirely sure how this is powering the clock fuse but once disconnected no more power at the clock fuse

Okay so I disconnected everything even the lighter and clock cluster, so no stereo, no lighter, no clock, key is turned off but still getting big draw through clock fuse, even with the ignition off, this doesn't add up

I ran the stereo into the existing wires from the kenwood unit, kenwood unit has run for a year with no dramas hence the conundrum

As far as I'm aware they should all have their own circuits shouldn't they?

Oh yeah it also knocked out the central locking

Okay so I have a CD5A lancer and I just swapped out an old kenwood head unit for my Sony head unit and installed a sub and amp, everything was going fine for about a week then my clock fuse popped (10a)... This has knocked out the clock, head unit, interior light, open door sensors and possibly...