I created a HTML summary of all the parts used in LTSPICE. This will allow you to see if the node sequence for each part needs to be tweaked.
Steps to do:
0.) Add this text to your schematic:
-PSPICE .include subcircuit_fixup.cir
1.) Open the LTSpice HTML Summary file found in the Yahoo groups LTSPICE Help folder.
2.) Search for each component in this file with your browsers and determine the correct node sequence.
3.) If node sequence is incorrect simply add an entry into your "subcircuit_fixup.cir" file that works around the problem.
Example of "subcircuit_fixup.cir" contents:
***
* This swaps the parameters around use "LT1086-5_KICAD" name in sch.
* Add similar as needed for each component. Remember to use the
* alias name in your schematic by changing the parts value to
* LT1086-5_KICAD (alias name).
***
.SUBCKT LT1086-5_KICAD GND IN OUT
X1 GND OUT IN LT1086-5
.ENDS
***
* This can be used to remove a block. Presently, Hierarchical blocks
* prevent simulation and need to be effectively canceled out. This
* achieves. Add one for each Hierarchical block.
***
.SUBCKT MY_POWER_CIR 1 2 3
.ENDS
