* Model variations: Club Car produced many different models in 2000. Some had OBCs, while others did not.
* Features: Even within a single model year, different configurations and options existed. OBCs were usually found in more advanced or "premium" versions of the golf carts.
* Aftermarket modifications: It's possible that an owner has added an OBC to a 2000 Club Car that didn't originally have one.
How to determine if your 2000 Club Car has an OBC:
1. Check the dashboard: Look for a digital display or a panel with multiple buttons and indicators. These are common signs of an OBC.
2. Consult the owner's manual: If you still have the original manual, it should specify if your model includes an OBC.
3. Contact Club Car: Reach out to Club Car customer service and provide your vehicle's serial number. They can tell you what features were included in your specific model.
4. Inspect the electrical system: Look for a separate computer module or control unit. This may be located under the dash or near the battery pack.
Remember, the presence of an OBC significantly impacts the operation and troubleshooting of your Club Car. Knowing if you have one is important.
