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12-28-2016, 10:05 AM
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Re: Honda Accord Undercarriage Part
You don't mention what year your Accord is. That looks like a bracket for retaining wires or tubes, such as either spark plug wires or fuel and brake lines.
-Rod 
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01-08-2017, 12:01 PM
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Re: Honda Accord Undercarriage Part
It is a fuel line bracket. Hanging fuel lines is bad. Replace it, should be about about $20 if it's even broken, I can't see that it is. If not, reinstall it, hopefully with a means of preventing it from falling off.
These pictures are from a Toyota, but very relevant to you: Good: Fuel line bracket good.jpg In this one, the bracket at the bottom/rear is broken in half. At the top/foreground note the stud. A bracket fell off; that's what you'll see looking under your car. Look for 4 pipes kinda loose with a stud between them, and figure out how to get your bracket to stay on. Replace if necessary. Fuel line bracket bad.jpg
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