I recently replaced an inductor on my CD unit to fix what sounds like a similar problem; however, my board is a CDA4-1, and the placement of some of the components appear to be different than mine in your photo. On my board, I tested each inductor point and got 4.9v except for one point which read only 1.5. After replacing that part with a new inductor, my video came back, and the unit has been operating properly since. In fact, I posted a thread about the process recently here in the Tech Support forum.
Since I have a different board than yours, I can't verify that your inductor readings of 8.12 and 7.42 are where they should be or not, but it is worth noting that every inductor on my board read 4.9v. And those figures are a big difference. Are you sure that you aligned the inductor properly when soldering it in? Meaning, were the colored rings in the same alignment in your replacement as the original was? Perhaps you placed the new one in backwards. It would be an easy mistake to make.
Again, since your board is a different revision than mine, I can't confirm, but if I were you, I would seek out a photo of a stock board to make sure the stripes on the stock inductor match up with the one you've replaced it with.
