probably just a bad low pressure switch they are relatively cheap and easy to change out I would try that first. If that does not cure it check the compressor clutch air gap it may need adjusting and will not engage once the engine has warmed up. Other than that you will need a set of guages to check the low side high side pressures, to do further diagnosis.

I'm comfortable with 64 bit windows and fully understand that not all softwares may always be available. Sometimes you gotta wait. And sometimes those likable little programs you have become accustomed to like maybe an IEspell checker...you know what I mean the fancy little everyday tools we download and install... many of those just arent going to work at all or be available. Hopefully windows say's AAAATTT, you cant do that when you accidentally try to install a 32 bit program. I dont have anything with 64bit windows but looks like there can sometimes be some fiddling with 64 bit for different compatabilities when installing new stuff. So sometimes a bit of time/pain in neck. !!!! They both seem to be the same spec other than 32 bit versus 64 and the extra gig of memory installed on 64. Which is nice but not a big thing. But more is always better. Actually the 32bit graphic card has more memory,,, could actually be faster graphics use wise than the 64 bit as s sixtyfour bit is doing twice as much memory use and will be jumping into slower shared memory often... 64 bit graphic card has has half as much onboard graphics mem. if that makes sense... ' they're both nice specs, coin toss would decide it for me if loosly.... somewhat the same price. I'd be happy with either. Both will do graphics fine,,, the 64 bit should do video processing considerably faster but its been slowed down by a small amount of shared memeory,,, how much it slows it down ,, I dont know. I'd speculate regular still graphics handling in photo shop or whatever you'll not notice any speed difference between 64 and 32 unless youre doing really big Hubble imaging or something similar.

Don't want to hijack Urlee's thread, but I have a related question. Is it possible to record only the audio portion of a DVD to a CD? If so, step by step, please. I have both DVD/CD ROM and DVD/CD burner (2 separate drives).

Disregard. Manual says: Use a component Video cable (not supplied) to connect the COMPONENT VIDEO OUT jacks to a component Video input on your TV. This unit came with Audio/Video cable (red/white/yellow).