Chirp sound when transmission is in drive

Just so I understand, it makes the noise in drive only and not moving? Does it make it in reverse?

I ask because the noise may be from the serpentine belt. If is definitely in the transmission then this is more than likely due to the fluid quality or the pump is not producing enough pressure. The chirping noise that you are hearing is from the clutches in the transmission not fully engaging in the needed amount of time to not make the noise.

This is assuming you do not have the CVT transmission. I see it is an option and if it does have this unit then this noise is the steel belt. As your transmission does not have clutches.

Let's start with this info and go from there. Thanks

Okay. That is what I suspected. The alternator is turned by the serpentine belt so that would make sense. So it is not related to the issue previously with the transmission. As for the throttle plate, what exactly did they say is wrong with it? Is there an issue or are they performing a service to it? If they are servicing it then it may not be required, it is just something they are recommending.

Thank you very much. Basically they found the belt too tight/stretched and that wore out the bearing of the alternator pulley. The aftermarket radio causing too much load to the alternator which wore out the bearing is just silly. Excessive electrical load is not going to cause the bearing to wear so I would ignore that part but the rest sounds spot on.

Thanks for sharing. However, I am going to have the attachment taken down because it has all your personal info on it and we don't want that staying out there because this is a public site.

Thanks