Smoke around battery and electrical smell also

If you got smoke this is NOT a good thing! Get a Good Auto Electrician to check ALL your vehicles wiring as electrical smoke means something is burning! Simple rule, Fire plus gasoline is NOT a good idea!!

Diodes on alternator got shorted due to bad battery. You have to replace both. Alternator got overheated from constant charging bad battery.

Either the battery was connected backwards, or there is a direct short somewhere. Either way, it sounds like you need to find someone good with 12V electrical wiring.

sounds like starter is fried or ignition switch went out. the switch is where you put your key in. did it smell like hot plastic or more electrical from the engine.

open the hood and observe the smoke(if any) electrical smell will show a yellowish color with a blue/green/red yellow flame and it moves fast..oil smoke and antifreeze smoke(vapor really) will sort of "steam" off from near the area its leaking from when hot.. brake smell and clutch smell are almost the same since both use like materials for friction..keep an eye on this for potential problems and may need to move the vehicle outside so if it goes up in flame the house wont/grarage whatever//

Yes it is . The remote starter wire has touch together and is wanting to start the starter, they have shorted together, The burning rubber smell is the wire melting due to the electrical short. Take the remote starter out plus the push button and reinstall using new set of wire And if you decide to install a new remote starter youll have to install a fuse in line with the positive wire.

red positive black neg.

you need to change the valve cover gasket. try to tightin it up first, start in the middle and work your way around.

You could have a bad battery, is there a hydrogen sulfide smell ( rotten eggs)? Try a new battery if it is more than a couple years old.

Do not leave the car in the garage without the battery disconnected until you locate the source of the smoke, the best tool to find the smoke's source is your nose, smell the area around the source of the smoke, if you smell a really nauseating smell you found it, then look for signs of burnt wires or burnt components, also look for any oil that may have caused the smoke, but I doubt that was the source, this sounds electrical. I know of no problems for your car that would cause this, so most likely it is not a common problem.