Another fire breaks out at an aluminum plant that supplies Ford

Another fire broke out at the vanis purminim plant in Oswego, NY that supplies steel to Ford, including all its F-150 Lightnings.

A four-burner fire broke out Thursday morning and has yet to be extinguished. News Conlet Cny Central was the first to reveal new heat.

The water plant suffered a major fire in September that put it out of business, and Ford said the disruption could cost it about $2 billion. Despite the second, smaller fire in October, aluminum suppliers had planned to restart production in New York in December. (Stellantis and Nissan have also taken over small things make production After the September fire.)

Ford had to manufacture all F-150 panels following the September fire, as they have been using aluminum panels for years now. The sole operator started making those drops in October. But it was Looking at gases and hybrid types on the F-150 Lightning, which management is said to be discussing

It doesn’t let you know that the new fire will have Ford’s ideas. The company did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The Oswelo Department of Oswelo and News did not return requests for comment.