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Needle point in the tiny hole, or take off the head and blast with an airline if you have access to one
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If you have a wire brush and a pair of pliers pull a "hair" from the brush and straighten it out the with the pliers poke it into the jet. Cheap and nasty £1 shop wooden handled brushes are excellent.
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As already mentioned, a needle or thinner wire, or remove and soak in descaler.
Also check the washer bottle for contamination, some are prone to a fungal growth build up in the washer fluid, it goes like cotton wool and accumulates at the pump inlet slowing the flow to a dribble, you have to remove the bottle and clean out with bleach solution, usually renew the filter if it has one.
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Any tips for unblocking washer jets? Pump is working on my wife’s jazz but no spray. Rear working fine too.