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

Hello, and welcome to my TH-cam 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 one of two videos on how to remove the engine. Here id the link to part one. • Part Two: How to Remov... Also, I have included timestamps below to help you with your repairs. Thank you for watching.
1. From 00:00 to 00:13, there is a brief introduction about the video.
2. From 00:14 to 02:00, the fuel tank is removed from the motorcycle.
3. From 02:01 to 03:14, the gas vapor tank is removed and is located directly under the gas tank.
4. From 03:15 to 03:52, the fuel feed line is disconnected from the carburetor on the right side of the motorcycle. Also, the secondary air filter is partially detached from the carburetors, and clamps are loosened for the air duct assembly.
5. From 03:53 to 04:52, some of the wiring harnesses are moved out of the way to loosen more of the air dust assembly clamps, and finally, most of the air duct is removed.
6. From 04:53 to 05:32, the fuel overflow hose is removed from the carburetor.
7. From 05:33 to 06:18, the coolant tank overflow hose is moved to allow carburetor removal. Also, the starting enrichment valve is removed from the right carburetor.
8. From 06:19 to 07:05, clamps are loosened at the carburetor base and cylinder head.
9. From 07:06 to 09:29, the throttle cables and the starting enrichment valve on the left side are removed.
10. From 09:30 to 10:39, the fuel feed line is disconnected from the left carburetor. In addition, the secondary air filter and the last of the air duct are removed.
11. From 10:40 to 10:48, the last clamps are loosened between the carburetor and the cylinder head on the left side.
12. From 10:49 to 11:58, the carburetors are removed.
13. From 11:59 to 12:33, The front right side fork cover is removed.
14. From 12:34 to 13:24, the engine lower cover is removed to access the clutch cable and coolant drain bolt.
15. From 13:25 to 14:13, the clutch cable is disconnected.
16. From 14:14 to 15:22, the antifreeze is drained from the engine.
17. From 15:23 to 16:10, the left side fork side cover is removed.
18. From 16:11 to 16:35, the electrical connectors are unplugged for the rear brake light switch and the electric fan.
19. From 16:36 to 19:31, the radiator is removed.
20. From 19:32 to 21:35, the exhaust is removed.
21. From 21:36 to 23:58, the front right foot peg, rear brake pedal, and brake light switch are removed.

[@user-ky7cq2be7z]

Allen I thank you so much me and my partner were having a hell of a time trying to match up the hoses and where they go where they installed we have oil leaks with all kind of problems and watching your video we know how to put things back and what they are and even know where they belong so we thank you very much over here here in the city

[@MrAamstrom]

I'm glad I could help you out with your motorcycle. Without a doubt, these motorcycles have many parts shoved into a small area.

[@raymondpumphrey3735]

Thank you for this video definitely looking forward to part 2

[@MrAamstrom]

I am editing the second video, which will be on TH-cam in a few days. Thank you for watching.

[@loveoflabor3780]

Hey do you know the mod for kickstand thanks I just picked up a 92 1100cc the owner before me let it catch on fire I fix wires I have power now but my kickstand sensor is on the wires are cut and put back together with one wire coming out green I never seen mod before using there just cutted and sliced together

[@tylarmorehead7381]

please film putting it back on. I'm about to do the same thing

[@MrAamstrom]

Thanks to your request, I am currently working on the video of the engine being installed back on the motorcycle. Hopefully, before New Year's, the video will be done.

[@maakamakana7007]

I HOPE i DO NOT HAVE TO DO THIS IN A WEEK OR TWO....

[@MrAamstrom]

Thank you for watching, and I hope you do not have to tackle the job. On the other hand, if you do, part two will be posted by the end of this week.

[@Anthony-lr6yp]

did you have video on installing motor back into bike? im doing that tomarrow