Sealey Washer Jet Tool - Clean Unclog Unblock & Align - Metal Knurled - AK52206

One of those boys toys.But good for jet adjustment.

If your car has the more common pin-hole style washer jets then this is the perfect tool to align and clean them - if you have the newer 'fan' style (which have a tiny horizontal slot) then you'll need a different tool.Bought to clear out the jet on our 2008 MINI Cooper and did the job just fine - though I did still have to remove the jet from the car and back-flush it once I'd dislodged the clog, otherwise it will just re-clog immediately.

A good idea and a handy thing to keep in your glove box.The cleaning 'pin' end is really good and is great for unblocking washer jets. However, it is very thin and can bend if pushed too hard.The 'adjuster' end is tapered to a point and is actually too big to fit into the jest on my Audi. However, if they are free to move then a bit of persuasion can work.Overall nicely made and a good tool for the discerning gentleman to have in his collection!

Very tactile and serves its purpose well. I can see clearly now as I have washer jets shooting in the right direction

Does what it says good bit of kit for the price

The bigger of the two points fell out when I took the cap off. The cap at the other end I couldn't get off without using a vice and pliers - which marked the surface of the tool.The larger point, I am not too sure what it's for. It's way too big to fit any jet I've ever used.The smaller one - which would unblock a jet - may not prove to be strong enough to adjust the jet(s) - I have yet to try.Should have used a dress makers pin or a small safety pin.Save yourself the hassle, don't buy this!

Good pocket accessory for the workshop. Picks a little big for some makes and models of car but HGV/PCV, no issues.

I bought this believing it would allow me to effectively clean and adjust my washer jets on my car. However, like most reviews for similar products state, mine would quite easily bend (made of aluminium), and not do any adjustments without the finer probe bending, and even then I saw no difference in the angles of the jets. I threw mine in the bin.Today, my dad suggested using safety pins instead. For about £2-3 you can get a 50 pack of different sizes safety pins in any supermarket, chemist, or shop that sells fabric and thread. Safety pins are generally made of steel or similar metals. Immediately, I found I was able to adjust my jets with a small pin, and within an hour, my jets were perfectly positioned.Overall, I do not recommend this product or any similar product, I instead suggest buying a pack of safety pins for half the price and using one of them.