Chirping noise on first drive of the day

Belts and other components can cause your symptoms. One thing not yet mentioned is the 3.4 "Fan Support Bracket". You can search "fan support bracket", this forum, posts by member "Dirty Pool" or start with this one. Fan Clutch Info...

 

Wow man thanks! both forums were really handy and helpful I'll be examining my truck and checking with a screwdriver the FSB for any sounds. Thanks again for the helpful information.

 

Based on that pic of your belt, I would replace all the belts ASAP.
I am 99% sure the noise is one of your belts.

Mine did the same chirping noise when I first drove the truck in the am. Went away after a block. Even though the belts appeared tight, they needed to be tightened up a wee bit more to make the noise go away.
Belts can stretch with age and/or get glazed causing them to slip on the pulley.

replace the belts and thank us later

 

That's where I would most likely start by replacing all the belts, I'm about to reach the 150,000 mark! Yet regarding the tightness of the belts, I know im suppose to use a gear reach to reach a bolt that I would turn to make a pulley lose and that's how I'll be able to replace them... hoe would I make a belt tighter?

 

alternator belt you tighten by loosening the alternator then get you belt to the desired tension and tighten the bolts that hold down the alternator. I believe the other adjustment is either on the powersteering pump and or a/c clutch...same concept. Otherwise if the tensioner is losing tension it needs to be replaced.

 

Thanks to everybody that took the time to reply I really appreciate it hope you have a good day.