As long as nothing is rubbing and it is tight, things should be fine.

Answered by Jacobandnickolas (expert)
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While the lining will not fall to the tire would you expect it to fall further? Or will the bolts likely hold it in place where it is (meaning it has already fallen all it will and the bolts are holding it and will keep holding it where it is?) Is this question clear?

Response from inmyheart28
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Without looking at it, I would think it would. If you are able to tighten the bolts, do it.

Answered by Jacobandnickolas (expert)
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I do not know how to make the bolts tighter. Is this going to be an issue? I cannot imagine that this just happened now. Therefore It must have been loose for sometime now. It is not even to the point where you can see it coming out when you look at the car from the side. You have to look from underneath to see that it is not in there as well as the other side. The bolts all appear to be very tight. While it may slip a little more (as long as I am correct about the bolts being very tight) wont the bolts hold everything pretty much in place without much more movement? We have established that it will not fall down to the tire as you said before... However, as long as the bolts are tight and you cannot even see the movement when you look at the car from the side (it is so slight) is it likely that any more movement would be minor?

Response from inmyheart28
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And either way this is not something to worry about because it will not come close to the tire, yes?

Response from inmyheart28
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You should be fine.

Answered by Jacobandnickolas (expert)
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