Replace the valve seal and check the valve guide for wear.
You will need to replace the output shaft seal where the axle spline goes into the transmission. Easy to do and it is a very simple fix. This should fix the seal and stop any leaking.
It is probably not the fuel canister itself that is leaking.......on the back side of the canister ther is a small plastic drain valve.....this valve has an O-ring in it that dries up and fails causing the leak. the drain valve has a yellow valve control on it. It is a very cheap part and easy to fix.............Nick
Replace the thermostat housing seal or gasket.
Take it to a trained technician
order a replacement seal from the dealers and fit, you can use silicon as a temp fix
If the power steering rack is leaking, it is likely an seal or a gasket. Replacing the seal or gasket should stop the leak.
If the oil sending unit is leaking oil by the inside of the component, then I don't know of any way to fix that other than removal and replace with another one. If it is leaking by the threads, then you can try teflon tape to seal that. Also make sure it is leaking from the sending unit and not leaking down from the valve cover.
easy fix is use black silicone sealant to fill in were the leaks at and trim if needed hope this helps
If it's on the back, possible rear main seal leak. Is there oil leaking onto the driveway? Another possiblity is valve cover leak. Its best to check your valve cover closely for leaks and fix them (if present) first prior to replacing the rear main seal.
If leaking from the rail itself, the rail will need replaced. If leaking from a seal at the rail, replace the rail.
Replace the convertible door seal.
Yes you can. I'd check the valve guides for wear while you're at it though. If the valve guides are bad a new seal isn't going to be a long term fix.