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Some examples of open-ended course evaluation questions that can provide valuable feedback for improving the overall quality of the educational experience include:
- What aspects of the course did you find most engaging and why?
- How could the course materials be improved to better support your learning?
- In what ways could the instructor enhance their teaching methods to better facilitate your understanding of the material?
- What additional topics or activities would you like to see included in future iterations of this course?
- How did the course contribute to your overall academic and personal growth?
What else can I help you with?
Can the coolant thermostat be replaced without removing the exhaust on a 2001 Chevy Venture?
yes it can, the back bolt is a little hard to get to but if you use a 13mm openended wrench you can get it out.then all you need to do is twist the housing out and remove the thermostat.before installing the new one start the back bolt just enough to hold it in place. the hosing has a noch in the back hole so when you put it back on you can twist it on to the bolt, its a little tricky but it can be done.if you don't do this the back bolt is very hard ,if not impossible to get back in the hole and started.
How do you put in putting the adjusting bolt in the alternator of a 1986 Nissan when the alternator is too high with both bottom bolts secure.?
I am not sure what you are talking about. the bolts that hold the alternater to the front cover are a real pain to install the lower one is almost impossible. I put mine on yesterday and it was very hard to turn a 10 mm openended wrench I could not see the bolt and could only turn it about a 1/8 turn at a time flipping the wrench over between turns. If the distributer adjusting bolts won't go down all the way you might not have it aligned with the oil pump. I hope this helps Mark I just installed one yesterday. Leave the two mounting bolts threaded but loose. Lift up and pull back on the alternator and thread the adjusting bolt. Use a socket wrench to tighten. If you're refering to the piece of metal that connects to the top of the alternator and the engine you can adjust it by loosening the bolt attached to the engine to adjust it's position.
