yes, it's on the logic board. they always are except for the early, early macs that had a battery compartment just above the power entry with a snap on cover. your procedure sounds basically correct. i haven't opened one for 6 months but i don't remember any special problems with removing the logic board, just carefully remove the connectors first. on the power connector, there is a tab/lever in the middle on one side you need to squeeze to release it, but it's pretty easy to unplug if you squeeze it.
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