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Without a good diagram you may have to just physically trace it out. Sounds like a bad connection somewhere.
Steamer you nailed it; bad connection; hidden in plain view and not the usual
Does that same switch terminal feed more than ignition? Is anything else that runs only with ignition on, not working, like the radio or turn signals?
don't have a radio BUT headlights were coming on after cleaned up fuse box
How about the connection between the new switch and existing wiring. Maybe disconnect it and jump from there.
Hmmm! Glad it’s working but,,,,,,,
If that were the problem all along, none of the jumping you did would have worked.
Unless, that bad wire was failing intermittently and by coincidence, happened to making contact when you jumped to the resistor.
Oh well. If it keeps working now, it’s solved. Very good! I think I’d make up a new wire and eliminate that butt connector.