OK, check this out- - - -see if the Start and the Ign 2 terminals on the switch have a complete circuit between them with the switch in the run position. It's possible the resistor bypass can be wired through the switch. If so, run a wire from the small terminal on the starter switch to the start position on the ignition switch, then run a wire from the downstream position of the resistor to the IGN2 connector on the switch. Usually, ignition switches with the IGN2 position on them are designed to bypass a resistor during cranking with the ignition switch in the spring-loaded START position.
Jerry


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