Problem Associating Symbol to Spice model

I am having an issue associating a spice model with a symbol following the standard process. I can get it to work but only if I don't associate a symbol and just let it make an automated rectangle symbol. I see the problem but nothing I do seems to fix it during the import process. 

The spice model is of a simple 2.4V zener diode downloaded directly from Onsemi. It is a SUBCKT model and not a regular diode model I should note. I tried to attach the model file for reference, but it won't let me. Here is a snapshot:

The steps I have taken:

1. Open Model Editor

2. Create a new library (I am doing this because I am creating custom libraries for various part families, diodes, mosfets, bjts, etc., so that everyone in the company can access them).

3. Choose Model -> import from the menu

4. Select the .lib file of interest

5. Choose File -> Export to Part Library 

6. Navigate to the built-in diodes.olb part library and choose a zener diode symbol (I've tried this with both a diode part and a SUBCKT part with the same results)

7. Map pins and finish (see below but I have repeated the process and mapped model pin 1 to symbol pin 2 and model pin 2 to symbol pin 1 but it still doesn't fix the problem)

8. Add new .olb library to a test project, create a simple circuit

9. Add .lib file to the configuration files and add to project

10. Run simulation

Long story short, the part is "backwards". That is the newly created symbol only works if I swap its orientation indicating it is just a pin mapping issue, but I really don't understand why I can't fix it, either after I've created the new part or during the original process by swapping the pin map. 

You can see in the model definition that model pin 2 (listed first) is the Anode and model pin 1 is the Cathode. Below is a picture of the part generation and a simple test circuit without associating a symbol and when I orient the part with respect to the pins inside the part symbol it works as expected. 

As mentioned, when I do this and associate a symbol, the circuit works correctly when the part is "backwards" so it's got to be a pin mapping issue right? I've tried to open the part library and relabel the pins, I've tried to open the part properties and reorder the PSpice Template property, but it just doesn't work. I don't get it...any help would be appreciated.