>From working on a few Pismos, it would make sense to me that there is an issue with the 'fit' of the drive in the bay. If it is too tight or there is something sticking up or out and putting pressure on the top inside, you'll get problems happening with the track pad. It's true if your fingers are damp, messy , ect it will cause it to go haywire, but this seems to be something else. It's similar idea to sitting in tent, and standing up to high and it bends the roof but doesn't break it. You'll get that Convex happening with the plastic body, it maybe slight and not preceptible, so really look at your DVD drive to see it's not got burrs or let's say a sticker peeled over to cause doubling and hence a bulge when you insert it in. Also make sure there's nothing floating around INSIDE where you put the slots in! Just my 2 cents. good luck. If no problem, then look on ebay for a new track pad, they are cheap and pretty easy to install.
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