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Originally Posted by termigni
Just to throw it in here, differential clunk was very normal thing for E46 M3.
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I also have a "diff clunk" but I am not sure if it really is a differential clunk because I had the rear diff replaced under recall last year, my car is a May 2016 build, ...I was hoping it would solve the clunk but it is still there!
That makes me think it might be drivetrain and not diff unless the new diff was installed with improperly torqued bolts???
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I noticed my clunk day 1 when driving home from dealership. Usually at slow speeds lazily changing gears or otherwise softly loading unloading the drivetrain. Curiously if I get on the car there is no clunk!
I only have 1600 miles on the car... it goes back for the replacement diff oil/fluid change service at 2200 miles and will have the service folks look at the "clunk" then.
I do not have the steering noise.
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termigni....I agree it is similar the E46 diff clunk, I also have a similar clunk in my e36's, but I would have expected that after 20 years BMW would have figured how to remove the 'clunk' from their M-diffs!