What is this! Fell off while driving

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Asked by Kylie Jul 11, 2019 at 01:56 PM about the 2003 Ford Crown Victoria LX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

03 Crown Victoria, fell off on my way home
from work, theres another attached
underneath...any idea what it is?

6 Answers

Probably part of the suspension. I think your car is a rust bucket. Time to have the car inspected.

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Agreeing with F_O_R, looks like part of the stabilizer that was connected to the frame. Did the performance of your car change after that piece fell out?

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Its a exhaust damper to stop the car from vibrating. And it passed inspection, good until june 2020. Shes over 15 years old. She’s gonna be rusty.

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Thanks for the enlightenment. She looks like a pretty solid vehicle; after all, you're still driving her! Best wishes to you.

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880

it stops harmonic distorsion in the car. some mount to transmission yours is mounted to exhaust flange.

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