Vehicle manufacturers have, over time, invented newer technologies that have made driving easier and more comfortable. One such invention is the introduction of a keyless ignition system. Many of such systems would use a keyfob that allows you to start your car by just approaching it or with the push of a button.
However, if the keyfob dies, manufacturers made provision for drivers to start their cars using a transmitter pocket. Pocket transmitters can be found in vehicles like Chevrolet, Buick Enclave, Malibu, etc. So, what is a transmitter pocket, and how does it work? Read on to find out.