Remove the axle and freehub body using this guide: Generation 2 axle - TRSr/TRS+/LG1+ rear hub axle install and removal

You should just have the hub shell, bearing spacer and bearings left to remove

Some hubs use a C-clip to retain the driveside bearing. If you hub uses this clip, use external C-clip pliers to remove it.

Using the e*13 bearing service tool, place the axle press tool on the drive side axle

Place the bearing removal cup on the disc side

Slide the threaded rod through the hub, install the handles

Make sure the axle press tool and bearing removal cup are centered

Tighten the tool handles to press the axle and the disc side bearing out of the hub shell

Remove the axle and bearing from the hub shell

Look inside the hub shell, you will see two cut outs in the bearing stop for the drive side bearing

insert the bearing removal tool into the hub from the disc side and insert it into the drive side bearing

Make sure the wings on the tool are in the cut outs. This will press the bearing out by its outer race

Slide the threaded rod through the hub and the removal tool

Slide the press rod over the threaded rod and onto the removal tool

Place the removal cup on the drive side and install the handles

Tighten the tool

The press rod will press on the removal tool and push the bearing out of the hub shell

Remove the bearing from the hub shell

To install bearings, start by installing the disc side bearing

Slide the bearing over the bearing press tool

e*13 original replacement bearings should be installed with the red seal facing out

Slide the other bearing press tool into the drive side bearing bore

Tighten the tool handles to press the bearings in

Be sure the bearing presses in straight

Leave the disc side bearing tool in place and remove the drive side too

Slide the bearing spacer over the threaded rod and into the hub shell (tool removed in photo for clarity)

Slide the bearing over the end of the bearing spacer

e*13 original replacement bearings should be installed with the red seal facing out

Place the bearing tool on the drive side over the bearing

Put the handle back on the rod and tighten the tool to press the drive side bearing in, capturing the axle between the bearings

Check the bearings to be sure they are pressed in fully and spinning smoothly, you can now reinstall the the axle: Generation 2 axle - TRSr/TRS+/LG1+ rear hub axle install and removal