2003 honda accord passenger seat is stuck on a laid down position I can here the motor but don't move

you would have to disconnect the motor drive but it isnt like the old days where there were grooves to put the adjuster into, the motor shaft holds the position.

the motor has ceased get a new motor

I wouldn't ruin anything by trying things yourself

I would have a dealer check it out

The dealer I used in the past, has a seat specialist come
in on Wed only, around 5:30 after the service bays close
& one service writer hangs out until that person fixes a
couple vehicles seat issues

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.

Your 1991 model Accord has automatic front retracting shoulder belts and, more than likely, the power retractor motor has gone bad on the passenger side front. If the shoulder seat belt is not in the retracted position, up close against the seat, when the car is running, the seat belt light will stay lit on your dash. Have the seat belt motor inspected and replaced if necessary.

ELEMENT WINDOW REGULATOR'S HAS A CABLE THAT MOVES THE GLASS UP AND DOWN THOSE CABLE ARE KNOWN TO GO BAD... REPLACE THE WINDOW REGULATOR NO THE MOTOR

pop the cover off of the reel at the bottom next to your seat. the spring could be stuck in the lock position just play with it a little and it should pop loose

You have to check the power to the recliner motor. If there is power, then replace the motor.

have the window regulator checked. If you are hearing clicking from both sides, your regulators are worn/damaged. Hopefully this helps