L530 system board FRU location

Hi,
I've got a L530 that's been exposed to a glass of soda, with the oh-so-familiar result: instant death. I've been looking at buying a replacement system board, but I can't seem to find a similar one in the parts lookup.
Entering the serial number and model number in the parts lookup I get the following system board:
04Y2024
FRU PLN Int 15D w/WW TPM=Y
In the service parts list, however, there is no system board with that FRU: http://download.lenovo.com/parts/ThinkPad/l430_and_l530_fru_bom_20121018.xls.pdf
I figure that the following matches:
04W6661
Planar Card Asm HM76 Integrated 15W Dock, WWAN TPM Win8-pro
Am I right? Will the 04W6661 fit?
Thanks in advance.

Hi, runejuhl
Thank you for the information in the private message. According to your serial number, the systemboard that is in your machine is FRU 04W6661, which was one of your original thoughts on the matter.
Hope it helps,
Adam
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