'87 was the first year without the relay. It's a 5-wire Ground-At-Rest system. Basically, instead of having the solenoid leads "floating" (not connected to anything) and applying both positive and ground in the proper polarity to operate the lock depending on which way the relay is thrown, in the GAR system both solenoid leads are grounded at all times. When you push the button to "unlock", it reverses the unlock lead to positive. "Lock" works the same way. The big difference from relay activated locks is that the lock/unlock pulse goes through both switches on its way to the solenoids, and since they are always grounded, connecting a positive pulse from the keyless directly to either wire will cause a short. So in order to add keyless, you have to put in SPDT relays in line with the switch wires, which will pass the signals through so you can still use your buttons, but it can override them when the you click the keyless. You will have to either buy a prewired relay pack from a sound shop (expensive) or ebay (real cheap) or make your own (really really cheap and easy). Either way, you will have to cut into the door-to-door harness behind the glove box. I'll take a look at mine tonight and try to draw it up nice and easy.
Matt {peace}
Matt {peace}