The T510 T520 and so on touchpad replacement

I'd like to exchange the touchpad (not the whole palmrest) in Lenovo T520. How to make it not so that all work and look corectly?
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You can buy something like this: click me! (I don't have any affilliation with the seller!! Buy at your own risk)
Then you'll need to remove the palmrest turn it up and  undo few screws, replace the parts. Then put the new palmrest back. I did it with a couple of T510/W510, it was fairly easy. Unfortunately it is not documented in the HMM.
Eventually you may find a complete palmrest for less money though... Keep your eyes open 
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