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Disclaimer: This approach works on my installation (1.509.4), but it actually corrupts the normal flow and may lead to serious classloading issues.
You will need a Groovy plugin...
A simple manual approach:
1) Go ${JENKINS_URL}/computer/${NODE_NAME}/script
2) Call "http://arcjenkinsdev/computer/ru20-hw-farm23/script"
After that, the Jar caching will be disabled till the node's reconnection. Please note that it may affect the performance of node.
In order to setup an automatic cache disabling, just use Startup Trigger together with a System Groovy Script build step.
https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Startup+Trigger