Part Two: How to Remove a Motor from a 2003 Honda Shadow 1100 All Steps Shown

Hello, and welcome to my YouTube channel. I mainly produce do-it-yourself vehicle repair videos, but I sometimes work on motorcycles. Hence, the subject of this video is how to remove a motor from a 2003 Honda Shadow 1100. Also, this is part two of how to remove the engine. If you are interested, here is the link to part one.    • Part One: How to Remove a Motor from ...   I have included timestamps below to help you with your repairs. Thank you for watching.

1. From 00:00 to 00:55, some of the subframe hardware is removed.
2. From 00:56 to 02:45, a chain is wrapped around the motorcycle's frame, and then the front is lifted off the ground using an engine hoist.
3. From 02:46 to 04:08, more subframe hardware is removed.
4. From 04:09 to 04:36, the gearshift linkage is disconnected.
5. From 04:37 to 05:22, the left front footpeg is removed.
6. From 05:23 to 05:59, the subframe is removed.
7. From 06:00 to 06:51, the coolant hose is disconnected from the rear or number one cylinder head.
8. From 06:52 to 07:25, the front coolant hose is removed from the front cylinder or number two.
9. From 07:26 to 08:20, the battery is removed.
10. From 08:21 to 13:48, the remaining wires are disconnected, such as the starter, ground, and neutral light switch wire, to name a few.
11. From 13:49 to 15:08, wires and cables are tied to the motorcycle frame to keep them out of the way during the engine removal.
12. From 15:09 to 16:11, the dipstick and water pump stud are removed.
13. From 16:12 to 16:51, the engine is supported with a floor jack.
14. From 16:52 to 17:40, the front motor mount is removed.
15. From 17:41 to 18:59, the top rear through the engine bolt is removed.
16. From 19:00 to 20:33, the rear lower through the engine bolt is removed.
17. From 20:34 to 22:20, the engine is completely removed from the motorcycle.
18. From 22:21 to 22:59, portrays an overview of the engine and the bike after the engine removal was complete.