What's the name of this part on my 95 Honda accord?

It's located on the bottom right next to the engine and belts. All I know is it has to do with the brake fluid, I could be wrong though. It's compromised so I'm trying to replace it, just don't know what its called or how much it costs. Would it be a problem if I let the car run with an open hole?

That 'white' plastic tank? That looks like the reservoir for the windshield wiper goo. Don't need it in the short term…

If you don't know what it is, or what it does and you think it has something to do with the brakes; then get someone who knows what they're doing to fix it. There's 5 different components in that picture.

It's impossible to read what is on the cap of the tank that has the blue sealant or whatever, that is on the bottom right in that photo / read what's on the cap and if need be, take the vehicle or at least the photo to an auto parts store for identification

Hi without brakes you can't take it anywhere.

The ABS pump and solenoids are in the middle of the photo. See the brake lines?

Go to the Honda dealer and ask them. They look it up on their computer and show you a picture or diagram. Otherwise they can look at your car. Then you can get the price, and compare it to a car parts store. But some specialized parts are available at the dealer only.

Abs master cylinder, but that is an educated guess. I have owned a few hondas and worked on many more.