Hello I have noticed a chirping sound the last 2 days. It is only when the jeep is moving

could be brake problem or axle bearing failure

eather belt tenchiner is going out or get some belt dresing and spray on your belt good luck

yes, are you sure that you did not just run out of gas, because the gage was not working? it sounds like they may have not gotten the fuel pump module back in the tank properly that would explain the no fuel gage, also when they had the pump out they may have damaged the wiring to the pump that could cause it to fail.

have a local repair facility look at the front and rear universal joints

Speedometer cables used to make that noise but I'm fairly sure yours is electronic. I'd check underneath and see if a driveshaft U joint is rusted or loose. That sound will "transmit" and appear to be coming form someplace other than the actual source. Check all driveline joints just in case it's not the driveshafts.

sounds like the waterpump is leaking onto the accessory drive belt and causing it to slip

The noise and the light may or may not be related. The noise may be the wear indicator on the brake pads touching the rotor (they are supposed to do that when brakes are worn) The abs light triggers off a wheel on the axle end. If you have a bad joint on the axle, it could be noisy and causing the wheel to not have the proper clearance to the abs sensor. You really need to take the wheel and brake assembly off and carefully inspect everything. Make sure all abs sensor wires are undamaged...it doesn't have to be at the same wheel that's chirping.

If you have your owner's manual, there is a section that will tell you the exact sequence to press to enable/disable the horn bonk. It has three settings, chirp, honk, and off. The chirp is a really quick chirp of the horn. Honk is a longer honk. Off seems to be what you've set.

I hope this helps.

Your security/anti theft system has locked you out, refer to the owners manual to reset it.