The clunk could be caused by an improperly seated pinion crush sleeve. The internals of that newer differential you got from the 24v swap guy looked too clean to not have been recently re-sealed/rebuilt. Considering the price you paid I'm sure the PO was aware there was a clunking issue.
Before disassembling your rear diff double check your work on the rest of the rear subframe. It helps to also have a second set of eyes look over things too. There is a possibility of something as simple as a loose bolt causing your issues.
Before disassembling your rear diff double check your work on the rest of the rear subframe. It helps to also have a second set of eyes look over things too. There is a possibility of something as simple as a loose bolt causing your issues.
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