Frame damage? How bad is it?

[sentra368]

Hello guys. Back on the forum after a few years of absence. Forgot my old username, so signed up for a new account.

I have this 1998 Nissan Pathfinder with 173,000 kms that came in contact with a concrete curb and wall on the passenger side. The damage, all on the passenger side:

(1) Bent tie rod.
(2) Busted CV axle
(3) Bent/twisted control arm.
(4) The passenger side door won't close properly.
(5) Photographed damage to frame/subframe?

I can't see any other damage on the frame, although my knowledge on vehicle frames is very limited. There are/were do leaks as a result of the accident.

Please have a look at the photos of the frame/subframe and provide some advice on the extent of the damage. Given the potential costs, is it worth fixing? For its age, the vehicle is in great condition and has been well maintained.

 

[56Cummins]

B1 b2 looks like a buckle. A tape measure will tell you a lot about the frame. It should be within 1/8th of an inch. I would find an alignment shop that pulls frames.

 

[nthach]

Only way to accurately find out if the chassis is tweaked is to put the car on a frame measuring rack.

 

[Jetronic]

It's not the fender. The fender has been removed, and the door will not fully close, as you can see in the third photo, titled "8." There is a little gap at the top. You can see it in the photo.

I had seen it, but couldn't see if the fender had been pushing at the door on the bottom corner. That could still be where the bend is, the bottom hinge.

Edit i see you replaced the hinges, so you can be sure something more serious is bent.