Here's parts
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Here's labor
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PfJ2ap2pmgo
If you haven't done this before, or don't do it often. It's probably going to be more difficult than you'd think. Could be easier on your wallet and state of mind, if you just go for the LCD/digitizer combo