Help me find the value of a resistor. Macbook PRO A1398

kris_hm

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I have a Macbook Pro A1398 with a quad core i7, 2.7Ghz, 16GB ram. I bought this computer on eBay knowing it was firmware locked and did much research before buying it. I was sure i could fix it.
I was replacing the EFI chip and i wiped a resistor off the board and now the computer does not post. Since its near the EFI chip i believe the missing resistor is why it won't post.
I thought the resistors directly around it would be the same ohms, but they are not. All of them seem to be different. So i need some help confirming the ohms so i can replace it please. I have taken some pictures and made some edits. If anyone has one of these boards laying around they can test to help me find the resistance of the missing component i would really appreciate it. Otherwise i will have to spend over 700 dollars for a new board it looks like....

http://postimg.org/image/pqknamk1j/ This is a resistor still on the board, please use this to
confirm the resistance is the same.

http://postimg.org/image/ncm2v5iud/
this is the location of the missing resistor. Im almost sure it was a resistor. It may have been a capacitor though. Please help me confirm the component and value of it. Also please excuse my spelling mistake here. I know how to spell know, lol.

http://postimg.org/image/z8pan3jax/ And if any of you are wondering, this is the EFI chip.
 
Measuring inline isn't a good measurement because it takes the entire circuit into account, so even though someone may measure it, it may be 150kohm, but in reality it's higher or lower because it's soldered to the board. Someone would have to remove it, then measure to get the real rating.

I would suggest maybe ask the company you got the EFI chip from. They might know better as they work on that area on that board.
 

kris_hm

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I thought you could measure inline? Is there not a way to accurately do that without removing the component?
A cheap parts board would be ideal but those do look awful. Lol
Gah this is the most frustrating thing.