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Replacement base assembly with integrated touchpad for Dell Latitude D400 laptops, supplied new without doors or screws
This new base bottom assembly with integrated touchpad circuit board fits the Latitude D400 notebook. It arrives without doors or screws so installers can reuse existing hardware. The part matches Dell part numbers W0328, J8183 and W0327 for direct compatibility.
Buyers replace this unit when the original base is cracked, the touchpad fails or mounting points are stripped. The jump is worth it when the laptop frame is structurally unsound and a full chassis swap is the only reliable repair. It does not suit buyers who need a complete palm-rest assembly with buttons or a top-case cover.
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| Brand name | Dell |
It is built for the Latitude D400 and aligns with the original mounting points, so no extra brackets are needed.
Reuse the original screws from the old base; the screw holes match the Dell PN W0328 / J8183 / W0327 layout exactly.
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