I do believe that High signals should be 100k to Vcc and low 10k to ground. 100k to Vcc probably to keep the overall current down. and 10k to ground to prevent shorts from doing more bad things. Based on the schematics I found on the badcaps forum. Not values are not that critical though, it's just to tie to ground of Vcc.
I did work, after the second attempt. I had the three beeps, but than I saw the last IC was slightly off. I didn't got it hot enough I think. Reheated it and voilà it worked.
Things I learned:
Good to take a picture on forehand
Next time I would have marked the board somehow, to realign the IC's ( I marked the part of the metal shield that's on the board with the perimeter of the pads to align it and used pictures magnified on the screen)
Hardest part:
The hardest thing is soldering the tiny tiny 0201 strapping resistors. Do not attempt this without a proper magnification. Check first before attempting this. I'm past the age one can see without glasses... But still, very tiny.
I had a lot of fun and now have 16 gigs instead of 8 hurray! It also has a SSD drive, which is very easy to retrofit as a second drive with an adapter board. I'm running Linux though, not mac os on this machine and it runs very smoothly.
Thanks everybody