When you go to use the seatbelt it is stuck on the driver and passenger side

no
and no real year stated, that is a big error, see?
belts are complex. the must match year, and model.
and is tuned for side.
doing this wrong invites, injury to both driver and passenger.
why try to hack these safety parts,
why not buy new parts at jeep. and live.

http://www.factorychryslerparts.com/productSearch.aspx?ukey_make=1064


they are sold here.

In the future please be more specific about what you drive. So now I'm going to have to guess what you drive.

OK, 2001 Jetta, three-wire airbag plugs, two wire seatbelt plug (passenger side), four wire seatbelt plug (driver's side). Put in different seats. This is to eliminate the airbag light and restore the order: 1. Connect only positives on airbag plugs with a 4.7Ohm, 1/2 watt, 5% tolerance resistors; 2. Passenger side seatbelt plug: connect with a 2.2K Ohm, 1/2 watt, 5% tolerance resistor; 3. Driver's side seatbelt plug: bundle two positives together (in my case, red and yellow), two negatives together (two browns). Then connect with a 470 Ohm, 1/2 watt, 5% tolerance resistor. 4. Use Vag-Com to clear codes.

it was recalled check for a recall list get the number take the car to a ford dealership, otherwise there is a spot on the inside of the car near the back seat open and there is a spot to reset by turning the bolt inside the hole. Mine has done the same thing, but on the driver side.

If both passengers and drivers side retractable belts have stopped moving, then it's likely the controller that's located under the passengers seat has gone bad. If only one side has stopped retracting and moving then that side motor has probably gone bad.

move the seat back to release tension on the belt buckle and then undo it.
Does that help? If not reply.

More than likely, you have a broken wire or two between the body and the driver side front door. This is a very common issue with those cars when tey get older.

You may have to replace the seatbelt positioner.
Check with Saturn (or their replacement GM division) to find if the warranty is extended for seatbelts (some manufacturers cover seatbelts forever) 800-553-6000

it is under the center seat. Yes it is the module.

i am having the same problem right now.

trying to find a new one.

The fuse is in the center console, left side of passenger footwell. It is labelled PREST. for passive restraints. Possibly check the restraint module located in the center console, just under the E-brake lever.