HP Pavilion Mouse Button Pad issues

Hi i got a HP Pavilion 15.6" dv6 3060sa model laptop and the mouse pad has stopped working.. Well it's works sometimes other times it don't work at all.. i know it's a hardware failure as the keyboard stopped working I replaced that and it's perfect now I have run into a issues I can't get hold of the mouse pad from anywhere online I have googled and eBay and i can't find the part can someone plz point me in the right direction to purchase a replacement mouse pad ?? Thanks
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There is no separate spare part for Touchpad. The top cover spare part kit includes the TouchPad.
Page 67-69 in this Manual
HP Pavilion dv6-3060sa Entertainment Notebook PC Product Specifications
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