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There's not a valve in the fuel lines. The switching is handled inside the fuel tanks by shuttle valves built into the fuel delivery modules. Are you having a problem with cross-flow between tanks?
It sounds like the front tank fuel delivery module is the culprit. The valve isn't shutting so a portion of the return fuel (and possibly some of the pressurized fuel to the engine) is going into the front tank. There was a recall this issue, but you may be outside the window of opportunity to get that fixed for free. A new front FDM should take care of it.
A good quality aftermarket should be ok, something like NAPA or Carquest. Other than that, OEM should have all the updated components in it to hopefully eliminate future problems.
It sounds like the front tank fuel delivery module is the culprit. The valve isn't shutting so a portion of the return fuel (and possibly some of the pressurized fuel to the engine) is going into the front tank. There was a recall this issue, but you may be outside the window of opportunity to get that fixed for free. A new front FDM should take care of it.
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