Spark plugs don't smoke. A bad alternator would cause a dead battery.
It is defective or the alternator belt is loose.
You have an electrical fault in the alternator. Don't drive the car, get this fixed, or you risk a fire.
not unless its froze and the belt is smoking
Could be internal short or defective voltage regulator (points not opening) located in alternator
No, a short involves massive amounts of smoke, and usually glowing red wires.
In my case the bearing went bad and "froze" making a loud noise and making the fan belt smoke. If it does not make a noise, check the voltmeter on your dash - failure to charge could indicate the alternator is not working, but I think others things are more likely . It should be easy for a mechanic to test to see if the alternator is charging.
12volt regulator on alternator is blown, causing high output from alternator and could have blown the input circuitry of your fuel injection computer.
The alternator is probably over-charging the battery. Replace the alternator if the voltage at the battery terminals is over 15V when the engine is running.
The alternator does not have a resistor.The alternator does not have a resistor.
= What is the different between permanent magnetic alternator and alternator? =
The alternator does not actually have a fuse. The alternator has a regulator. The regulator is mounted on the top of the alternator.