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Did you maintain chips position when soldered them on the board?
Just in case, you should try to reflash/replace corresponding TBT ROMs; make backups anyway.
Magsafe's CC1 voltage should be same as other ports CC1/2 lines, depending on the cable orientation.
BTW, Magsafe port uses only CC1, no CC2 line neded there.
1.66V looks good enough.
Anyway, on Magsafe case, there are more chips involved than USBC side.
What voltage do you get on PPBUS_AON and...
T2 machines don't need working CPU to access SSD.
SSD is directly connected to T2.
So internal data can (possibly) be retrieved in DFU mode; but ONLY by an authorized Apple service center.
I saw several wrong readings on that page.
May be the case now.
BTW, you may have problems getting lower reading on a power rail, instead of expected.
However mentioned rail is not a LDO; it should come on later.
Do you get correct voltages on the other SSD side?
An authorized Apple service shop can try to recover the data in DFU mode.
Connection with Apple server is required.
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I don't see any reason to quote an entire post...
"0.540 (should be 0.752)"
Not necessary true.
Measuring with different multimeter on the same board, or other similar board, you can't expect same exact readings.
Did you test with known good touchbar?
I meant power rails, not enable, or power good signals.
"P1V8_AON_EN stable at 1.8V"
UC120 output stable also?
All MPMU/SPMU LDOs are stable?
What about SSD power rails?
First of all, welcome to the forum!
If NANDs have been affected somehow by the liquid spill, data is lost.
What is actual diode mode reading (red probe on ground) at L9080?
Do you get all SSD and G3S voltages?