Wow, that... doesn't help us at all. A yellow light means you've got a general hardware failure. So it could be your hard drive, your motherboard, your disc drive, your GPU, your CPU, your fan, your power supply unit... If you don't want to fix it yourself, send it to Sony along with a $150 check.
Didn't mean to sound condescending, if that's what I... sounded... like. It's just that as far as I know, those are the only real options. Correct? Unless you already know WHAT the problem is, of course.
And opening up a ylod ps3 is always a craps shoot unless there's already evidence of what failed because after the warranty seal breaks you can even pay them to fix it. I would not suggest doing it at all. No you're in the right,
