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A complex communication, according Power Delivery protocol is required between MacBook and charger.
Do you get 1V25_S2?
Did you change U8100 & U7700 without checking if all their LDOs are present?
Try to put the machine in DFU with DFU Blaster, or using external switch method.
Ooops, VSS is a ground point!
Looking at page 39 you can see a lot of VSS pins; where they go???
In general, in electronics, VDD and VCC are labels for positive power supply designation.
VSS and VEE are used for ground, or negative power supply.
Try reflashing TBT ROMs; at least right side.
Check CHGR_RST_IN and UPC_PMU_RESET_1V2/3V3; with charger alone.
Also check UPC_I2C_INT_L y UPC_SMC_I2C_INT_L.
Ooops, you're right, this is T2 machine.
ISL9240 can generate PPBUS_G3H by itself.
ISL9239 from old T1 machines can't do that.
CHGR_RST_IN with 0V is OK; we don't want active reset signal.
Check resistance (ohm scale) over C7020/23.
"VDDA and VDDP voltages are 0V on both sides R7075"
What...
Not a short, but very low value.
Injecting voltage will not heat anything; unless thermal avalanche occurs, which is very low probable.
Lift L9020/21 and R9020.
Check where the low reading remains.