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Actually try contacting a drive line shop, they can probably do it the cheapest, and have the knowledge required to put it back together the same day.
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Usually the local junk yard has a bunch of them tell them you want to pull covers off and check them I have found newly rebuilt ones this way. Fyi it's not hard to rebuild it I've done one in the driveway before cause I didn't have a garage. You need a dial indicator with magnetic base and a torque wrench plus other basic tools. Also a slide hammer works well for getting the axle bearings out
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