Airport and keyboard number keys not working

Hello community
I bought my MacBook Pro 15/2.4/2X1GB/250/SD in 2008 and it is finally showing some signs of shutting down. For now, my airport card doesnt seem to be working, nor are my number keys 0-9. Can anyone suggest me what part should I buy (airport card model), where I should buy it from and how to fix it without going to the local store which is charging me around £500 for the repair?
Thanks in advance.
Varun

You can try the US store - http://www.ifixit.com/ - which should have AirPort cards for your MacBook Pro - http://www.ifixit.com/Device/MacBook_Pro_15%22.
Worth a shot...
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