Service light Ok well I just hit 6k on my 03 749 and I just checked all the fluids

I suggest that you STOP at the NEAREST service station and at least check the fluid level with the engine still hot and idling in park on a flat, level surface. Top off the fluid as needed with a type designed for YOUR transmission.

If level is OK, break out the owner's manual to determine if the warning light is simply a notification that you have hit the next "service interval" (based on miles, etc.) and is only a reminder or if it is telling you that something is wrong.

With only 6K, look for signs of it being dropped. A Honda with only 6K, is usually not even broken in yet.

Button Panel lights up with power cable in ,means the power supply is ok

pls check the mainboard

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One of your anti lock sensors is loose or rubbing. Check sensors at the wheels

If you have a certain repair shop that you normally go to.They should be keeping you informed on what you should be maintaining on your vehicle.The maintenance schedule usually goes by every 3k mile intervals.You change your oil every 3k miles,rotate tires at 6k.Tires should be rotated every 6k miles or every other oil change.Have alignment checked at 15k.You should have your brakes checked,air filter,belt,fuel filter,pcv valve.If you don`t have a regular repair shop that you go to.You should find one.Don`t just hit the quick lubes for an oil change when you get a chance.Like I said a good repair shop will keep you informed on your vehicle and should explain any problem with your vehicle.Hope this helps.Good luck.

6K-Service Preventive Maintenance

• 15 Point Check
• Change Engine Oil
• Replace Oil Filter
• Top Off Fluid Levels
• Lube Chassis
• Adjust Tire Pressure
• Check Spare if accessable
• Rotate Tires *

check trans fluid, transfer case fluid and diff fluid, make sure all electrical connections are good.

Sounds like a belt come off, that drives your alternator & power steering as well.

i'm about to purchase a 03 749 w abt 4000miles. mostly stock except for some CF add-ons. used to ride a monster400(yes they do have 400cc monsters!) back in my country and the maintenence wasn't costly. was just wondering if you guys could offer me some advise mostly abt cost of maintenence. i would love to be mentally prepared for the costs involved..(tried to find these info in the forums but couldnt really get a definite answer) 1)i understand the 6K service would be up soon. any rough estimates on the cost of it? 2) is it about the same for the 12k service? 2) is the 6K and 12 K service(and so on every 6K) the only major ones the 749 need? 3)in between these how often should i send her for a regular servicing? (change of engine oil, spark plugs, etc)? any help would be truly appreciated and cant wait to get back on a ducati!,First piece of advice, use the search function on this forum. You will be flamed otherwise. This question has been asked a million times. The cost of servicing a Ducati will depend on the state of the bike. Generally, however, all interval services between 6000 and 12,000 miles will cost the same as any Japanese four. The major services, and this includes the 6000 and 12000 services will generally cost you between $600-$1200. This is a ball park figure, as this depends: (a) on the honesty of the mechanic; and (b) things like the valve clearance and age of the belts and the general condition of the bike. As you have a 2003 749 with 4000 miles, expect the next service to be at the higher end of the scale because the bike will have to have the belts, fluids, valves and everthing checked or changed. This is because Ducati specify their maintenance schedule in terms of X,000 miles or 2 years, whatever comes sooner. This schedule is repeated throughout the bikes life and as time goes will come to include such things as the forks, etc. I suggest that you do not skimp on any of this. However, Ducati's and especially the 749/999 bikes are not ticking reliability time bombs. If you look after your bike it will last you for many years to come, providing a fantastic ownership experience along the way. I hope this is of some help.,,,