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Mine did the same thing and I researched and determined the front brake switch was sticking. The brake light was staying on. Bought a new switch ($80 took 5 weeks to get it) and when I started to install I decided to clean the old one as a try. It has worked fine ever since and the new one...

6.5 Grendel build

Not far from me at all

Tires, brakes, brake fluid, spark plugs, rear diff oil, oil and air filter, engine oil, coolant, Zumo XT, battery, crash bars enroute, and contemplating the valves!

I did my own 600 mile service as well. Bought a new snap-on inch pound torque wrench and some new (un-worn) sockets and allen bits so i wouldn't booger up my bolts. Was anyone besides me surprised at what came out of the final drive? It was about two teaspoons of black sludge!