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04-29-2006, 02:30 AM
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WD-40, CRC, Yamaha marine spray all good to use to keep the salt away.
I used to go a step further and once in a while fill a spray bottle with hot water and a little (Like a few drops) of dish soap and spritz the motor down on the inside as my thought was that the slightly soapy water would disolve any salt residue. I'd try to pick a nice warm day and do it early and then blow it out with the compressed air and let dry real good then spray with my favorite WD-40 type of spray. My motors never had any rust or corrosion on them. 
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