How do I disconnect the USB port in the glovebox of a 2011 BMW X3 so that I can repair the glove box

Terrible Pictograms! I don't read any as parking brake, but the first fuse is ABS and brakes.

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Fuse Box Diagram BMW X3 (F25; 2011-2017)

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Here you will find fuse box diagrams of BMW X3 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017, get information about the location of the fuse panels inside the car ...

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Not all cars are the same but generally, when u open the glove box, on the right side of it you might see a black lever or rubber piece that you can unhook which will disconnect that side of the glovebox. On most all glove boxes, pushing both sides of the glovebox inward will release it.

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According to http://x3.xbimmers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=530507 kmarei says:
The X3 has (2) fuse blocks:

Fuse Block #1 is behind the glove box and is accessed through the removable panel at the far right at the back of the open glove box. The fuses are (5) or (6) inches behind the back of the glove box and will probably take someone with a very thin wrist or better yet, a surgical forceps or very long nose pliers to change. This fuse block houses fuses Nos. 1 through No. 67.

Fuse Block No. 2 is housed in the right rear fender. To access it you must remove the small right rear storage cover (pull firmly on the black hand hold). Then you must remove the plastic "push rivet" at the rear of the insulation cover. Pry the center pin out with a screwdriver or small knife, and then completely remove the plastic "rivet". Then simply roll the insulation cover forward and you will find the fuse block.
Fuse block No. 2 houses fuses Nos. 100 to No. 204.

The sheet listing the fuse locations for BOTH fuse blocks is folded and stored in a slot at the bottom of the fuse block (No. 2).


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Check the interior fuse box...probable location is behind the glovebox....you will need to remove the glovebox to gain access. Open the glove box, reach in and disconnect the glovebox tray and hinges. Once the glovebox is out, you should be able to get to the fuses.

A glovebox (or glove box) is a sealed container that is designed to allow one to manipulate objects where a separate atmosphere is desired.------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Hi Savageh. I would check the fuses in the glove box. You should have a fuse guide that lists which fuses are which. My diagram says fuse 57 is for your model year x3.

The relay is located behind the glove box,there are two fuse that power that relay one is in the ebox where the engine module is,its a 5 fuse holder, easy to see when the ebox cover is removed,and the other is fuse 54 in the fuse carrier in the glove box.

some x3 cars have a "lock" that you can turn off/on the airbag on the passenger side for a frontseat baby carrier.you might find it inside the glovebox or on the side of the dash.also some (that dont have the switch,but the previous owner has has had the bag disconnected by the dealer)may need to have a dealer reactivate the bag.(in England its inside the glovebox)

Try to check the Fuel fump relay, sometimes the contact is burn out and cause of hard starting. it is located at the back of junction box. you have to remove Glovebox to access it.