Wasn't sure if the right rear brake on my 98 Blazer was ragging. So, this afternoon I had a spare few minute. Take it apart. The pads were rough to remove, had to beat them out with a hammer. They are tough to get out of the anti rattle clips. One anti rattle clip had to be removed, so I could get the pads back on. Put some grease where the ends of the pads meet the metal.
Pads not worn enough to need to replace.
I got home tonight from about a 15 minute drive. Smelled burning brake. Look at them with my IR thermometer. Temps 100 to 130. Right rear about
535F. Guess something didn't go right, and the brake is dragging. Get to take it all apart again. Bother, I hate it when that happens. Now, to wire wheel the mating surfaces with a dremel and some wire wheel or grind stone, and grease it all up, again.