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I can usually detect when the compressor kicks back in. I've used defogger but didn't notice if compressor engages. I'll check that out.

I've had this problem going on for a couple of years or so now, and finally ready to do something about it. A/C will run cold for anywhere from a few minutes up to an hour or so, then the compressor will "slip out of gear" and the fan will just blow ambient-temp air. I can eventually get the compressor to turn back on by toggling the A/C button off and on multiple times, but it takes anywhere from a dozen to 40-50 toggle tries to get it. This happens regardless if I'm starting with a cold start, have been running errands around town (multiple stops), or extended highway driving. Any ideas, before I head to a dealer?

2005 Outback Wagon. Driver-side window is off track/no worky. Moves just a little when I try to raise/lower, enough out of whack that the door doesn't want to close well. I'm trying to remove the inside door panel to take a peek. I have most of the fasteners popped loose around the edges, but I'm guessing there's a screw or three hiding under a piece of trim in/around the door opener. I want to take a stab at fixing this myself before I take it to the dealer or another repair shop. Any help out there for getting the panel all the way loose?