Clutch slip after new spigot bush

hi could you give me some advice my spigot bush on my discovery 2 fell to pieces and smashed my release arm bearing to bits so i dropped gear box removed clutch fitted all new parts and a heavy duty release bearing put it all back together using the old clutch as it was only a year old it changes gears smoothly but soon as turbo kicks in clutch is slipping it's like it's still engaged when i release clutch do you think this is because I've put clutch in wrong or clutch was damaged as I had to start it in gear to get off a green lane it looked ok when I removed it or do you think it's a hydraulic issue any advice is much appreciated I'm at my wits end with it lol

slacken the bolts on the slave and try again,is there any free play at the pedal

I tryed slackening the bolts off and it did get better not as much slip cant feel much free play in the pedal it's hard from the top to the bottom

jamesmartin said:

slacken the bolts on the slave and try again,is there any free play at the pedal

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jamesmartin said:

slacken the bolts on the slave and try again,is there any free play at the pedal

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I tryed slackening the bolts off and it did get better not as much slip cant feel much free play in the pedal it's hard from the top to the bottom

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Thanks mate

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