How to remove glove box door?

[Multibeemer]

In another thread, I'm describing my work to track down the source of a parasitic battery drain, and I now need to access the fuses in the glove box; in other words, I need to pull one fuse and a time, and place the leads of my ammeter across the connectors to try to identify the circuit with the leak. I've already done this with the rear fuse box, and found a huge leak coming from the nav/stereo, but I suspect I have more leaks.

So, to access the fuses, I need to remove the glove box door. Could somebody who has done it please explain how to remove the door? I have to confess to not looking at mine very long (I was hoping the stereo/nav leak was my only leak), but if somebody out there has already done this, could you please let me know you did it? Thanks.

[MINIz guy]

http://www.xoutpost.com/articles/x5/...nt-bmw-x5.html

Read that and you'll be good to go.

[Multibeemer]

Thanks, that's very helpful.

Although, it just occurred to me that I remember seeing a fuse in the glove box fuse box that was associated with the navigation unit, so before I go any further, I think I'll just pull that fuse (and any others that relate to the stereo/nav), keep the charger on overnight, and see if the battery doesn't charge up. If it does, I'll know the parasitic leak is confined to the stereo/nav circuit, probably the unit itself.