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1993 Polaris Trail Boss 250 2x4 - Carb/Oil Line Routing


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I bought a 93 that was mostly disassembled in terms of the plastics and the carb/filters/etc.

I am not seeing a line where the oil pump would connect with the carb to mix the oil/fuel. I see the main fuel line, a side vent port, and a bowl vent port.

I did download the mega manual that was shared on here but the line routing isn't showing the specifics, it's giving generic routing.

Does anyone have a photo? It sounds like somewhere around 95/96 they changed the routing so it's difficult to find what goes where.

Any help is appreciated!

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