Hey Johnny==Either the battery cable needs cleaning or replaced. It may be loose in the end. Also make sure you have a good ground between the engine and the body. Goodluck Joe
Yes but not likely. Was ther a huge amount of smoke? is your battery a puddle? if not it hasn't been shorted.
First of all, dangerous situation! That battery can explode in your face if you create a spark anywhere near it. The charging system may be over charging the battery or the battery may have an internal problem. Allow the battery to cool down (over night) before you do any thing.
if you have smoke coming from your battery then the cause sounds like a dead short the possble pop you heard would be one of the major fuses,not the tiny ones. you may have a cable rubbed through,or other major wiring fault
Factories use static electricity to reduce pollution coming from their smokestacks. They give the smoke an electric charge. When it passes by an electrode of the opposite charge, most of the smoke particles cling to the electrode. This keeps the pollution from going out into the atmosphere. the static charge has negative and positive charges
The color of the smoke will help identify the problem. Blue smoke is engine or transmission oil. Black smoke, excess fuel. White smoke, engine coolant.
It's probably poor contact at that negative (ground) terminal. The "dirty" terminal and connector won't allow the large surge of current through them that is needed to drive the starter motor. Pull the connectors off both terminals, clean the connectors and battery terminals, and put it back together. That should do it. Be sure to remove the negative connector first, and put it back on last. Additionally, apply a bit of corrosion resistive compound to the terminals and connectors after you get it together to keep things tidy. Ask your friendly neighborhood auto parts person what he recommends. Or check around on this site for advice on that.
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If the engine cranks slowly or makes no noise when you try to start it. If you jump the battery and it starts but won't start again immediately afterwards. If smoke comes from the terminal connections, do not keep trying to start your car, this most-likely is because your battery cells are fusing. If the water under the caps on the battery is low, you will also have problems starting the car, they may need to be brought up to about a half-inch below the top.
A battery is a fortification that has heavy weapons to destroy the target and when they plunge into the "battery-smoke" they are plunging into the area where the battery had fired a weapon which is incredibly dangerous.
A battery-operated smoke detector is one which is not connected to your homes power supply.
The battery for the battery backup is weak maybe
you have corroded battery cable connector feel for heat when trying to start the bad cable will get hot or smoke
Well yes. You need to disconnect the negative battery terminal before you even begin. This prevents the risk of an electrical discharge that could set you and the tank ablaze. It will also keep the pump from engaging for whatever reason which also creates a fire hazard. Keep in mind you're working around gasoline, a highly volatile substance. And for the love of God don't smoke around it!! Well yes. You need to disconnect the negative battery terminal before you even begin. This prevents the risk of an electrical discharge that could set you and the tank ablaze. It will also keep the pump from engaging for whatever reason which also creates a fire hazard. Keep in mind you're working around gasoline, a highly volatile substance. And for the love of God don't smoke around it!!
new battery
If the battery dies the smoke detector sill works, that the biggest advantage to using hard wire.
Because the smoke detector uses power while trying to detect smoke.
Internal short in the lead plates, time for a new battery.