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I have had a problem with stalling for a while when at a stop. So I went to autozone and got some gumout injector cleaner and added it to a half a tank of gas, after I ran the tank out I reset the ecu and have not stalled for around 2-3 weeks so yall could try it and see what it does for you

 
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im going to jiffy lube this paycheck to get the fuel system clean out thingy. I got it along time ago with my old 6th gen, and it works great. Basicly they inject this arosol can (some type of cleaner) into the intake manifold, and it emptys its self out in 20 minutes while the car is running. And they also put a cleaner fluid in the gas tank Burns all the crud from instake your manifolld and valvles. I recomend it highly [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]

 
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i cleaned my fuel injectors from Jiffy Lube too , but that didn't help my car from stalling.

 
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One of the fixes to stalling would be to adjust the idle speed.

Now, if you do this, you would basically void your warranty on the car (meaning adjusting the idle speed screw).
Honda coats this screw with a yellow or white wax paint. If you turn the idle screw it will break the paint.

I also believ that the paint reflects off of UV light. So don't think that you can replace the paint with any yellow or white paint,

Is there another alternative?

YES! Adjust the throttle cable setting. Very easy to do. In fact, I think this is the way honda dealerships basically adjust the idle speed.

Try it and see what happens. I think the idle speed is set to 700 +/- 50 RPM for the 7th Gen civics.

You might want to put it to 800 +/-50 RPM.





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your stalling problem stays the same even if you adjust the idle, relearn the idle... all the stuff don't work.. tried it number of times...