My (non Unibody) Mac book pro late 2007/08 does not want to turn on.

Hello folks..
Last night I was working on my laptop and it started to run hot.. However, today I'm trying to boot up the computer and it will not turn on. I see the little LED light undereith the bottom part of the laptop light up and I hear something initiating, but it wont turn on.... Also, I did a upgrade to a larger hard drive (750gigs) early this year, it's been working great, but now I have this happening.
Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance.

Hi Jose, try a SMC/PRAM reset. This issue may fall under the failed nvidia 8600M GT graphics card issue which requires a logic board replacement. When did you buy the macbook pro? The nvidia replacement program includes a free repair fofr MBP's purchased 4 years from the purchase date.

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