Where to buy TS-L633P DVD drive

Hey guys, just like the title says, I'm in the market for a new DVD burner for my laptop.
I have a P305D-S8834 Part number PSPD8U-005002
I currently have a TSST Corp. CDDVDW TS-L633P ATA Device (that's what it says in device manager)
But for the life of me I haven't been able to find a site where I can buy one.
I will mention to all that it will burn CDs just fine, will begin to burn DVDs just fine but at about 30% into the burn I get an I/O error and also sometimes get a similar I/O error during a reboot, so I'm pretty sure I need a replacement unless someone can tell me something else to do. I have already updated it's firmware and also updated my BIOS and the problem persists.
Thanks guys for any suggestions!
Satellite P305D-S8834
Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
AMD Turion X2 64
RADEON 3100 graphics
4 GHz DDR2 800, PC2-6400 RAM
2 Seagate 320GB 7200 rpm HDD
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Thanks for the links guys. I ordered the drive from spare parts warehouse along with some other stuff once I got in touch with someone.
Satellite P305D-S8834
Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
AMD Turion X2 64
RADEON 3100 graphics
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