How to obtain apple hardware test for MacBook Pro (15-inch, Mid 2009), how to obtain apple hardware test for MacBook Pro (15-inch, Mid 2009)

Question

I no longer have the software disk (OS10.5) that came with my MBP in July 2009.  I only have the $10 Snow Leopard disk from Apple, which does NOT seem to contain any Apple Hardware Test (AHT).  I have tried starting while holding d or option keys to no avail.  Does neither my laptop nor OS 10.6 install disk have AHT?  If not, can the appropriate AHT be obtained?  My wife has an older MacBook & her original 10.5 install disk, but it will not launch AHT in my MBP.  Any suggestions?
Thanx

Answer 1

I like the advice to contact Apple and simplky pay for a new AHT.  I did that, giving them the serial number of my MBP and indicating it was a June 2009 model, 2.66 gHz Core 2.  However .....
I received yet another Apple FedEx shipmet with yet another different Mac OS X Leopard install DVD; this makes three in all!! Just as with the 1st DVD, these two will NOT mount on my desktop, are NOT seen by Disk Utility (or by Drive Genius) and cannot boot my MBP laptop in either of 4 different modes: (1) start-up with "d" (2) start-up with "option d" (3) start-up with "option" (4) start-up with "c".  Apparently none of the disks I received have Apple Hardware Test on them, although that is what I paid for in early December.  It may be that the last two disks really do have Mac OS X Leopard on them, but because I am now running OS 10.7.5 (purchased from App store with no AHT), the disks cannot be seen by my laptop.
          The two most recent incorrect DVDs I received have the following part numbers:
                    SRF2Z691-6037-A [indicated on packing slip 10.5 Retail-International]
                    SRF2Z679-6341-A (indicated on packing slip 10.5.6 Retail (PCrly 09) In]
          I happen to have MacTracker app 7.2.1.  It indicates that my laptop is a MacBookPro 5,3 model A1286 EMC2325 and requires Apple Hardware Test 3A171.  Apple never sent me the correct AHT.
          I suspect that Apple's cost to ship 3 incorrect DVDs by 1- or 2-day FedEx vastly exceeds the $17.44 price I paid for a working version of AHT for my computer, but have yet to receive.