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Hello Dave.
I haven't seen a TSB on P0420 for that model. The new systems are very sensitive and will set these codes quickly. some of the conventional methods of testing don't necessarily yeild good enough data for results. I'd say that if you've cleared that code and it comes back then I would inspect very closely for small exhaust leaks upstream of the cats. sometimes these can be fouund when the vehicle is started from cold as you will get some condensation from the exhaust wetting or dampening the area around the leak. If there are no leaks then I would target the main catalyst first. Unfortunately this will likely be your course of action.
Hope this helps
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