Repair of trunk closure failure (electronics)

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Old Jul 10, 2018 | 04:22 AM
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Repair of trunk closure failure (electronics)

Hi, my 2009 G37 Convertible has developed a problem where the trunk wil no longer latch/close when operating the roof. After it opens to let the roof in or out, it no longer latches again. A push on the trunk will resolve this. My dealer has diagnosed this to be a failure of the CONTROL UNIT-CL [28574-JJ51A], a tiny circuitboard. Two components on it seem to have suffered water damage. Its $700 to replace. The dealer did suggest an electronic engineer might be able to fix it, but could not find anyone willing. Anyone experience with fixing it? how would I go about finding out what the components are that need replacement? Attached a picture with damaged components outlined.

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Remco.
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Old Jul 10, 2018 | 11:18 AM
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TR4 is a transformer, ZD looks to be a Zener diode. I would also be concerned about D5 and D6 (diodes) and possibly C16 and R25 (capacitor and resistor respectively).

Only way (that I know) to find the exact part would be to find a part number on the component, or from documentation (Infiniti). I doubt you will be able to read the part numbers due to the condition of the components, but if you can look at a good board, you might be able to.
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Old Jul 10, 2018 | 08:59 PM
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this aint available on ebay used?
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